CAFOD are the official aid agency for the Catholic Church in England and Wales. With your help, they reach out to people living in hard-to-reach places, in war zones and those who are discriminated against.
CAFOD believe that if one of us is hurt, hungry or abandoned, we all are hurt, hungry
and abandoned. No one should be beyond the love and support they need to live a
dignified life. CAFOD has enabled us to think collectively as a school and
community on how we can contribute in different ways.
Here are some images from our Cafod related activities:
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
5 days ago
It's time to share Friday's Internet Safety post.
Is your child asking to start accessing Social Media, but your worried for their safety, or confused if it's safe for children to access, well this link will take you to guides regarding setting your parental controls up correctly, helping keep your child safe.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
2 weeks ago
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
2 weeks ago
Internet Matters posted the below post yesterday, I thought I would share this again and it is an interesting statement, and as a school we are always keen to promote reading at home as well at school.
Have you had a chat with your child yetabout 'Fake News' - internet matters has lots of information and guideance on how to start these conversations and what key points to cover.
Research shows that children who engage with reading are more likely to think about whether what they see online is true. Learn more about literacy and how to engage your child in reading to help. #literacy #medialiteracy #misinformation #onlinesafety ... See MoreSee Less
Improving literacy in the age of technology | Internet Matters
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Improving literacy in children can make them more media literate and able to think critically about the news they see online. See what you can do to help.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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