Keeping Safe

 We finished our topic of ‘Keeping Safe’ by looking at the dangers around our local area and understanding how making the correct decisions and having the courage to stand up to our friends is really important.

The children also discussed the horrendous accident in Solihull last weekend as 4 children died playing on a lake. The children talked about their different experiences in the snow, ice skating, tobogganing and walking near water with such confidence but they also knew that there are dangers as well. They discussed what they could do to keep themselves and their friends/family safe. 





 


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