Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.
All staff, governors, external coaches and volunteers are fully aware of the School’s safeguarding policies and share this commitment.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Our school is a safe place for children, where our responsibilities for safeguarding children are taken seriously.
Our policies and agreed practices for child protection, health and safety, behaviour management, attendance and looked after children all comply with the recommendations for safeguarding children at school. We have trained designated safeguarding leaders with responsibility for child safeguarding at the school.
There is a strong anti-bullying ethos evident throughout the school. We teach our children how to recognise bullying, how to keep themselves safe from bullying behaviour and how to report it.
For more information please see our safeguarding policy below:
E-Safety Parent Checklist- Internet Matters – Online Safety Guide For Parents
- Safeguarding Policy
- Policy Poster
- Parental Control (Android Smartphone)
- Parental Control (Amazon Fire HD)
- Parental Control (Xbox Live)
- Parental Control (Samsung Smartphone)
- Parental Control (Playstation Network)
- Parental Control (Apple iPhone & iPad)
- Parental Control (Android Tablet)
- NSPCC
- Thinkuknow
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
3 days ago
Can you eat healthily and save money? You bet your bottom dollar you can! Here are 20 tips from the NHS to help you have your (low-fat) cake and eat it.
If cost is discouraging you from trying to make changes to your and your family's diet, read on: healthy eating does not have to cost more.
1. Write a shopping list
2. Waste nothing
3. Eat leftovers for lunch
4. Buy frozen
5. Try cheaper brands
6. Eat more veg
7. Cook with pulses.
8. Freeze leftover bread
9. Know your kitchen Cupboard
10. Buy cheaper cuts of Meat
11. Look up cheap recipes
12. Eat smaller portions
13. Cook from scratch
14. Buy chicken whole
15. Compare pre-packed with loose - Check the price per weight (for example, £/kg).
16. Cut down on luxuries
17. Beware of BOGOF offers - Special discounts,
18. Toddlers eat the same
19. Shop online
20. Shop during the 'happy hour' - Most supermarkets discount fresh items towards the end of the day.
Check out the link for full details
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
3 days ago
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ONLINE GAMING - IN PARTICULAR IN-APP SPENDING? 🎮
Check out this link to find out everything you need to do and how to stop/limit the spending.
www.internetmatters.org/resources/online-money-management-guide/in-game-spending-tips-to-support-...
Many of the games that children play online are free. As adults, we know things are rarely truly free so it’s worth considering whether something is free to access because we are the product, paying with our data, time or attention. One of the real benefits of in-game spending is that most platforms and services will allow parents to exercise a certain amount of control over what their children are able to do. It is possible to limit the types of transactions as well as the amount of money that they are able to spend.
The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly had an impact on online gaming with the popular online gaming platform Steam breaking its own record for the highest number of players playing at the same time on the platform six times during 2020 as reported by Eurogamer. Findings from Barclays Games and Esports report also revealed that the games industry saw the largest increase in spending in 2020, up by 43% compared to 2019. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary, Doncaster
3 days ago
🚗🚗🚗POLITE REMINDER🚗🚗🚗
Please can we all be mindful of our local residents, when parking to collect or drop off your children (even if it is for just a minute or your not leaving the vehicle) can you NOT park over driveways. This also includes the shared drive/road that goes along the side of our school to the overflow carpark and health centre, we ask you to NOT park anywhere along there or near the bungalow at the bottom as the emergency services needs 100% access to this at all times of the day, everyday.
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