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Our mini Police cadets were delighted to receive their certificates from PCSO Williams. Over the 9 week course the cadets learnt first aid, found out about the impact of Hate crime, the role of the Police and had a visit to Margate Police station, where they got to try on uniform and see the Police vans up close! Congratulations to all who took part, we are very proud of you! 🤩
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As the summer holiday approaches, Kent Police would like to notify parents of a current concern over children using catapults, possibly in response to social media. There has been an increase in the number of reports received relating to animals and wildlife being targeted, injured or damaged by objects fired from catapults. While carrying a catapult is not a criminal offence, its use may lead to criminal liability depending on the circumstances, for example under: • Section 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (intentionally killing or injuring any wild bird); • Section 4 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 (causing an animal to suffer); • Section 1 of the Wild Mammals (Protection) Act 1996 (causing unnecessary suffering to any wild mammal); • Section 1 of the Prevention of Crime Act 1953 (unlawfully having any offensive weapon in a public place, meaning any article made or adapted for use for causing injury to a person, or intended to do so); and • Section 1 of the Criminal Damage Act 1971 (intentionally or recklessly damaging property) Kent Police would like to share the following advice: 1. Dissuade your children from leaving home with a catapult. 2. Explain to your children that using a catapult to cause damage or harm is a criminal offence. 3. If you wish to dispose of a catapult, contact your local beat officer who will be able to assist (details can be found at www.kent.police.uk).
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All medication must be collected from the school office at the end of the day, on the last day of term. Please note: From September all medication must have new forms completed, please contact the school office for the new paperwork. Only medicine that has the relevant paperwork completed and is brought in via the school office will be permitted in school. Thank you.
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Our mini Police cadets were delighted to receive their certificates from PCSO Williams. Over the 9 week course the cadets learnt first aid, found out about the impact of Hate crime, the role of the Police and had a visit to Margate Police station, where they got to try on uniform and see the Police vans up close! Congratulations to all who took part, we are very proud of you! 🤩
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All medication must be collected from the school office at the end of the day, on the last day of term. Please note: From September all medication must have new forms completed, please contact the school office for the new paperwork. Only medicine that has the relevant paperwork completed and is brought in via the school office will be permitted in school. Thank you.
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Miss Stupples was very grateful to have lots of visitors during our ‘Share the Learning’ afternoon. Curie class created their own pin cushions, bookmarks or pencil cases. The adults help supporting the children with threading the needles and knotting the threads was much appreciated! Thank you. 🪡
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What a busy day for the staff! 📝 We have enjoyed a joint TKAT East/Weald training day with Salmestone, Drapers, Northdown, Newlands, Pluckley and Smarden, hosted at Dame Janet. Staff have been working together to consider and learn more about: Early Years, adaptive teaching, SEND, science, writing, backwards fading and many more…
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