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    • Broughton U13 Boys and Girls Football Team

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Players Wanted

       Broughton U13’s Boys and Girls Football Team (school year 7 & 8)

       11 a side team in the Testway League currently playing in Division 2.

       Training – Wednesday evenings from 17:30 – 18:30 at Nether Wallop Sports Field

       All matches are played on Saturday mornings, home pitch is Nether Wallop Sports Field

       Accredited football coach

       Open to players of any ability, contact Kevin Brooking on 07802650128 for more information.

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    • FACE

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      FACE Timetable and Newsletters

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    • Hampshire Police - Online Safety

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      On Wednesday, we had the privilege of having the Hampshire Police come in to deliver workshops to our Year 9 & Year 10 students.

      The workshop covered information around social media and new laws that have recently been created to tackle bullying, harassment and misuse of data within our technologically advancing world. 

      A big thank you to Steph and Erica for their time spent with us today. 

      Online safety guidance for parents and carers

      NSPCC  - You can use this link to help get nudes removed - Report Remove | NSPCC

      Childline – Information about why children sext and send nudes Sexting and sending nudes | Childline

      Safe4me – Hampshire Constabulary website supplying advice and resources for carers and professionals.   Safe4Me – Hampshire Police's free education resource programme for schools, colleges and partners in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

      Parental Controls – Guidance on how to put parental controls onto your young persons apps/games. Parental Controls & Privacy Settings Guides - Internet Matters

      Appropriate ages –Check the games and apps your children are watching are age appropriate.   Common Sense Media: Age-Based Media Reviews for Families | Common Sense Media

      Information about online exploitation - CEOP Education (thinkuknow.co.uk)

      Link for selfies videos – set of 4 videos to help you talk to your children about nudes.   Nude Selfies- Film 1 of 4 (youtube.com)

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    • Year 11 Careers Fair

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      This week Year 11 went to a Careers Fair hosted by John Hanson School.

      Student feedback on this trip;

      'The people there really know how to sell their college and they like it when you ask difficult questions. They really knew their stuff. What I learnt from the day is that I still want to go to the same college, but it was interesting to see the other opportunities that are out there.'

      'We thought we knew what we wanted to do and where to go, but the trip made me open my eyes to all the other things that I could do.'

      'The trip made me realise that I was sure about what I wanted to do and where I wanted to study in the future.'

      The list of colleges and businesses that attended are:

      • Andover College
      • BCOT
      • Bishops Wordsworth sixth form 
      • Newbury College
      • Peter Symonds 
      • Queen Mary's College
      • Rookwood sixth form
      • Sparsholt college
      • S6F
      • Wellington College
      • University of Reading
      • Southampton University
      • Winchester University
      • Southern University Network
      • University campus of football business
      • AWE
      • Azets
      • BAE systems 
      • Cool LED 
      • Groundlord Ltd
      • Multax 
      • Preformed Line Products (PLP)
      • Simply Health 
      • Test Valley Borough Council
      • SETA Apprenticeships 

       

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    • Congratulations Carlee!

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Well done for passing your boxing exam. We are proud of you!

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    • Year 9 Textiles

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman
       
      Students have been studying the artist Sue Hotchkis.
       
      They have designed their samples based on the theme ‘decaying and ageing’.
       
      They are learning the basic sewing skills. Today they have learnt how to do the couching technique.
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    • Year 9 Art

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Students are learning how to do observational drawings using the cylinder method.

      They have learnt the basics of line technique and created Pop-Art style.

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    • Year 8 Textiles

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Students have studied the artist Althea Mchnish and have created tropical designs using batik.

      They will be painting their designs next lesson and will make a small cushion for their project..

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    • Sensory Salon Days

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      A hair salon specialising in Sensory needs for neurodivergent people

      Do you or your child struggle with the usual, busy salon environment?

      The Coven is set up to make your experience of visiting the salon a much calmer, positive time, providing different aids for sensory needs with
      patience and understanding. We offer private appointments on our dedicated sensory days (Tuesday's and Thursday's).

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    • Andover New Street Youth Football

      Published 18/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Players wanted for Andover New Street Youth Football

      They are recruiting girls to join the U13 Artic Vixens for the upcoming 2024/25 season - YRS 7 & 8

      Competing in division 5 in the Hampshire Girlst Youth League

      Training on Fridays 6.30pm - 7.45pm at Harrow Way School. Matches on Saturdays

      Please contact Jason on 07419 341484 or email:  jasonedmonds87@gmail.com 

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    • Kooth - Mental Health Support

      Published 14/10/24, by Monica Freeman

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      Welcome to Kooth’s  October newsletter

      As we approach World Mental Health Day on the 10th of October, it’s a perfect time to reflect on any challenges your students face, especially with the recent changes in social media safety.

      According to a recent BBC article, nearly 60% of young people have experienced negative impacts from online interactions. At Kooth, we provide a clinically safe and moderated digital space where you and your students can seek support for their mental health without fear of trolling, discrimination, or sharing personal details. Our team reviews all user-generated content, and anonymity is strictly maintained.

       
      KoothKlass and KoothTalks webinars

      Our free webinars offer valuable insights for education professionals and parents, providing practical information and guidance on key mental health topics.

      Helping young people stay safe on their new smartphone

      With over a third of parents and carers feeling uneasy about their child having their first smartphone, we've put together this session to explore supporting a child's mental wellbeing whilst using the device plus information on UK law and social media usage and online safety tips. We are also offering a KoothKlass live stream morning assembly session for Year 7 students on staying safe on your new smartphone. 

      Meeting the needs of neurodivergent and Special Education Needs & Disabilities (SEND) young people.

      Children and young people waiting for an assessment or navigating a diagnosis may need additional emotional support. We’re offering a webinar this month exploring how our platform meets the needs of neurodiverse and SEND young people. 

      Anti-Bullying Week: 11th-15th November 2024

      Support your students during Anti-Bullying Week by signing up for our live-streamed KoothKlass morning assemblies focused on anti-bullying and mental health awareness. 

      Avoiding Exploitation

      Also in November, we’re providing guidance for both teaching professionals and young people about what exploitation means, signs to spot and available support, including an interview with Kooth’s Deputy Head of Safeguarding. 

      Emotionally Based School Avoidance 

      Our December webinars focus on helping you understand a little more about Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), hear from a young person’s perspective, and explore support strategies with Kooth’s Senior Clinical Psychologist.

      Parents and carers may also be seeking support for their anxious child avoiding school. They’re often juggling work and caregiving, feeling deeply worried while their child remains at home. So we’re also offering a webinar for families.

       
      New competition for all your 15-18-year-old students

      Kooth has launched the Kooth Future Council, a competition to find our first-ever youth-powered content team. Winners will collaborate with social media stars and Ravensbourne University, participating in masterclasses to create mental well-being content. This unique opportunity will equip participants with valuable skills in video editing, content creation, and leadership, enhancing their future college and job prospects.

      Students aged 15-18 can submit original artwork, photography, video, or writing that answers the question: "How do you overcome negative emotions?" 

      Students can submit their entries at www.kooth.com/future-council until the closing date of Friday, 15th November.

      Further information about the competition for schools and colleges can be found here
       
      Direct support

      Finally, why not reach out to your local Engagement Lead and book a whole school or year group Kooth mental wellbeing assembly, tailored to your needs? We also offer staff training about Kooth.

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    • Year 5/6 Taster Day

      Published 14/10/24, by Monica Freeman

      Wow! 37 students attended our taster sessions this morning for a mix of German, Drama and History lessons!

      Our Year 10 student ambassadors were a credit to the school and everyone had a great time!

      #teamdanebury #daneburyschool

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