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This survey is to feed back important information from your council's discussions around this term's topic, Staying Safe in an Online World. This topic was chosen in response to the feedback from last term's survey and HSSCP's priority of Harm Outside the Home.
The term's discussion can be supported by lessons and resources that are available on Pol-Ed . A list of all complementary Pol-Ed lessons is on the HSSCP Resources page,linked here. For the most rich discussion, we recommend that the children taking part in the group have had the opportunity to take part in at least some of the lessons to support their knowledge on this subject.
Please make sure you have submitted this survey by Thursday 2nd April, which will be at the end of the Spring Term for most schools.
This survey is to feed back important information from your council's discussions around this term's topic, Staying Safe in an Online World. This topic was chosen in response to the feedback from last term's survey and HSSCP's priority of Harm Outside the Home.
The term's discussion can be supported by lessons and resources that are available on Pol-Ed . A list of all complementary Pol-Ed lessons is on the HSSCP Resources page,linked here. For the most rich discussion, we recommend that the children taking part in the group have had the opportunity to take part in at least some of the lessons to support their knowledge on this subject.
Please make sure you have submitted this survey by Thursday 2nd April, which will be at the end of the Spring Term for most schools.
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