We want to inform all parents and guardians that the B.O.M has completed the annual review of our Child Safeguarding Statement and Risk Assessmemt. Our Child Safeguarding Statement is published HERE and a copy is available in the school reception.
Please visit the links below to read the online information on SPHE and RSE.PDST guide for parents on the SPHE curriculumPDST guide for parents on the RSE curriculumThe stay safe program is taught in the Infant classes after Halloween and in other classes in September.Stay Safe Information for Paren
PARENT WEBINARS Empowering Healthy Online Behaviour in TeenagersWhen: Tuesday, 9th February: 7.30pm-8.15pmGuest Speaker: Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, cyberpsychology researcher, member of the Cyberpsychology Research Group at the University of Wolverhampton and lectures in Cyberpsychology and Psychology
http://www.staysafe.ie/teachers/resources.htmSPHE and the Stay Safe Program We would like to share some information on the Social, Personal and Health Education curriculum (S.P.H.E.) and on how it is taught in our school. The S.P.H.E. curriculum is divided into three strands – Myself, Myself and Ot
Stay Safe PolicyRationale:St. Brigid’s N.S., Beechpark Ave., Castleknock teaches the Stay Safe Programme, a teaching package designed for use in Irish primary schools. It was researched and developed by the Child Abuse Prevention Programme. The principal aim of the programme is to prevent both physi
Saint Brigid’s National School aims to ensure that children are safe and feel safe from bullying, harassment and discrimination. This school is committed to teaching children the knowledge and skills to be able to use ICT effectively, safely and responsibly.UNDERSTANDING CYBER-BULLYING:Cyber bullyin