"Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive good support. Staff adapt the curriculum to take account of these pupils’ needs, in consultation with parents. Pupils with SEND are fully included in the life of the school."
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We are the Junior Journalists and we would like to welcome you to the children's newspaper. Each half-term, we publish a new edition of Bramcote Hills Buzz, which includes lots of exciting things, such as book reviews, games, comics and articles about special events in school. We hope you enjoy reading our newspaper.
This online safety guide is an updated examination of WhatsApp – the globally popular messaging platform which contains both old and new hazards for young users. #wakeupwednesday #parentguide #nationalonlinesafety https://t.co/WPFjtepNRj14:22PM
Parents and carers have entered the game! Power up this #WakeUpWednesday with our practical tips to setting gaming boundaries – a useful tactic for helping to protect your young gamer from #OnlineSafety hazards while they play. https://t.co/bVNoodXKoQ16:09PM
Don't forget to check out the Parent Guides....Has live streaming brought a flood of risks? Many young people enjoy broadcasting on the internet in real time – not knowing who might be watching is just one of the #OnlineSafety hazards, as our #WakeUpWednesday guide explains https://t.co/ZJFQP1aUS916:33PM
“Find out who likes you†promises social platform W App For image-conscious teens, however, that could be a double-edged sword. With #OnlineSafety risks including over-sharing, spam and catfishing, our #WakeUpWednesday profiles W App Download >> https://t.co/FRsR8SUCOW https://t.co/ZJFNDpED0v12:13PM
Get ready… to… Rumble! This video-sharing platform has surged in popularity – but with #OnlineSafety risks including controversial contributors and extreme views, is it suitable for young people? Our #WakeUpWednesday guide finds out https://t.co/VmApg0DxXd15:03PM