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E-Safety - Younger Children Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Online > E-Safety - Younger Children

name, age, school or address If your child gets an ‘uh-oh’ feeling in their tummy about something

E-Safety - Older Children Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Online > E-Safety - Older Children

they are. Keep your personal information private. You don’t need to tell people your full name, age, school. to people, the same as you would in school or out and about. Staying Safe Online It is important

Staying Safe At The Beach Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Outside > Staying Safe At The Beach

Children love to explore and go on adventures, so if you are going to the beach, its important to keep them safe.  Before you and your family head to the beach or off on holiday, it's a good idea to do some research. Look into which beaches have good family facilities and safety features. During the school holidays, and in particular in hot weather, increasing numbers of children put themselves at risk of drowning. On average 40-50 children drown per year in the UK, so its important

Activity for Younger Children Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Activity for Younger Children

Activity for Older Children Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Activity for Older Children

whenever it is possible – to school, to the shops, or to a friend’s houses. You could use money saved. Don’t forget after school activity clubs and sports activities might be available for your child too. 5-16 in Norfolk. If your child is 4 years old but they are in school, they can take part. It helps. place during the Easter holidays. Children who are eligible for means-tested free school meals can

Outdoor Activities Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Outdoor Activities

an extra effort to walk to the park, shops, or school. Make sure children are not in buggies, car. child is 4 years old but they are in school, they can take part. It helps your child move lots, eat. the Easter holidays. Children who are eligible for means-tested free school meals can claim free spaces

Screen Time Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Screen Time

wait until their child is about to start secondary school. You might want to consider: Does my child

Indoor Activities Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Indoor Activities

and tweezers! Find more on our family cooking pages. Younger Children School Age Children Learn new.. The Scouts have instructions on how to play.  School Age Children Older Children and Teens  Here

Family Cooking Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Eat Better > Family Cooking

during the week. School will provide nutritious meals but here are a few ideas for lunches at home

Lunch Boxes Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Eat Better > Lunch Boxes

a drink, to defrost over the morning, to help keep the lunch box cool at school.   Food Safety Free School Meals  All children in Year Reception, 1 and 2 will receive free school meals.  From Year 3, children whose parents or carers get one or more of the following may also be able claim free school. To apply for free school meals you will need to fill out a form, this will be available at your child's school.  For support you can contact the Free School Meals Team on 01603 222518, via Norfolk