Class 4 recently took part in sessions delivered by the NSPCC: Speak Out Stay Safe and Respect and Connect.

In the Speak Out Stay Safe session, pupils learned about their right to feel safe and the importance of speaking out if something is worrying them. Through age-appropriate activities and discussions, children were empowered to recognise trusted adults they can talk to and understand how to get help if they ever need it.

The Respect and Connect session focused on healthy relationships, kindness, and empathy. Pupils explored how to treat others with respect, how to handle disagreements in a positive way, and how to build supportive friendships. The session also encouraged pupils to reflect on how their words and actions affect others.