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- Former Greet Pupil has A-Level Success! 30th September 2020
- Misleading information about the process for suspected COVID tests in school 3rd September 2020
- Baily Garner came into work with some of our children to enable the pupils to help us re-design some of our outdoor learning spaces. 15th July 2020
Keeping Your Child Safe
Keeping Children Safe is Everybody’s Business
The Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board (BSCB) has launched a public awareness campaign ‘Keeping Children Safe is Everybody’s Business’. The aim is to raise community awareness of what to do if you are worried about a child and most importantly to encourage members of the public to call Birmingham City Council’s Children’s Advice & Support Service to report their concerns, so action can be taken to safeguard and protect the child.
LINK TO CAMPAIGN: http://www.lscbbirmingham.org.uk/index.php/campaigns/keepingchildren-safe-is-everybody-s-business
LINK TO CAMPAIGN: http://www.lscbbirmingham.org.uk/index.php/campaigns/keepingchildren-safe-is-everybody-s-business
Keeping your child safe and healthy is our prime concern at Greet. Below are some of the ways in which we keep your children safe:
Road Safety
Increasing the number of children who walk and cycle to school, is one of our targets to help make Greet a sustainable school as this not only reduces the traffic congestion around the school, it reduces pollution and it also provides your child with some exercise which is vital for everyone. Whilst walking your child to school, teach your child about road safety and traffic awareness.
We have a lollipop man outside the school who is available to aid your child to cross the road safely. If you travel by car, please park well away from the school entrance for the sake of the safety of our pupils. Zig-Zag lines are in force around the school to remind you of this.
We also take part in the Bikeability Training which is aimed to train children how to stay safe on their bikes.
