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Jane Wilson Chief Executive Officer
Jane Wilson, Chief Executive Officer
Northern Education Trust are outcomes focused, child centred.

We are unswerving in our commitment to ensure that the outcomes our young people secure prepare them fully for life beyond school. Our Academies are happy and thriving communities where children both achieve and feel safe and cared for. As an inclusive Trust we strive to help young people overcome any barrier to learning. We are a caring employer and invest heavily in professional development, allowing our staff opportunities to take the next steps in their career.

We constantly focus on standards as we understand outcomes are paramount. Our decision making is driven entirely by what is best for children. By doing this we enhance the life chances of the children and young people in our care.

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We have so many exciting things in breakfast club next week - we hope to see you all there. Remember it’s free! Arrive between 8 and 8.15am.

At our academy, every child has the right to learn in a safe, caring, and respectful environment. We take all incidents of bullying seriously and are committed to tackling bullying promptly and effectively.

🔍 What is Bullying?
Bullying is deliberately hurtful behaviour that is ...repeated over time, making it difficult for the person being targeted to defend themselves.

A simple rule to remember is S.T.O.P.: 👉 Several Times On Purpose

Note: Bullying is not an occasional falling out with friends, a single argument, or a childish prank. While friendship breakdowns happen as children grow, bullying is intentional and repeated.

🚩 Signs for Parents to Watch For:
Unwillingness to go to school or changes in daily routines.

Becoming unusually anxious, withdrawn, or lacking confidence.

Damaged or missing books, clothing, or belongings.

Unexplained cuts or bruises.

Asking for extra money or coming home starving.

Anxiety or jumpiness when receiving text messages or social media notifications.

🛡️ Advice for Students (The Anti-Bullying Code):
Stay Safe: Keep calm, leave the situation, and make yourself safe.

Speak Up: ALWAYS tell someone—a teacher, learning manager, parent, or put a note in our 'Talk it Out' box. NEVER keep it a secret.

Don't Retaliate: Do not fight back or get your own back.

Keep Telling: If the behaviour doesn't stop, tell another adult until action is taken.

🤝 How Parents Can Help:
Listen & Reassure: Ask about your child's day and reassure them that bullying is never their fault.

Contact Us: If you suspect bullying, contact your child’s Class Teacher right away.

Avoid Direct Action: Please do not approach other children or encourage your child to fight back—let school staff investigate and resolve the issue.

📱 Digital Safety & Support:
To protect students from digital disruption and cyberbullying, mobile phones must remain switched off and out of sight throughout the school day. Cyberbullying (including offensive messages, video misuse, or AI-generated deepfakes/manipulated imagery) is strictly unacceptable and subject to clear sanctions.

📞 Need Outside Support?

ChildLine: 0800 1111 (Free 24/7 confidential helpline)

ThinkUKnow (CEOP): www.thinkuknow.co.uk

Kidscape: www.kidscape.org.uk

Victim Support: 0808 16 89 111

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We look forward to welcoming everyone back in the morning. Free breakfast club from 8am and the gates will open at 8.40am.
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