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The Stay Safe Programme

In accordance with our child protection policy and the Department's Child Protection Procedures  pupils in Lanesborough Primary School participate in the Stay Safe Programme. The aim of the Stay Safe programme is to teach children personal safety skills so they can look after themselves in situations which could be upsetting or dangerous. It deals initially with common situations which most children will experience at some stage or other, eg getting lost or being bullies. The programme also teaches children the safety skills necessary to protect themselves from physical or sexual abuse and emphasises the importance of telling a trusted adult about any problems they have.
​To find out more about the programme please visit http://www.staysafe.ie or view the parents' guide to the right. Parents can also familiarise themselves with the content of the Stay Safe lessons at www.staysafe.ie/teachers/resources.htm

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Principal: Claire Murphy
Email: smgslb2020@gmail.com
Telephone: 043-3321545
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  • Home
    • Mission Statement
    • History
    • Board of Management
    • Staff
    • Parents' Association
    • School Policies >
      • Curricular Policies
      • Organisational Policies >
        • Admissions Policy
        • Data Protection
        • Website Privacy Statement
  • News
  • Classes
    • Junior and Senior Infants
    • First and Second Class
    • Third and Fourth Class
    • Fifth and Sixth Class
    • Educational Resources
  • Activities
    • Credit Union
    • Blue Star Award
    • Science
    • Active Schools >
      • Physical Activity
      • Physical Education
      • Partnerships
      • Active School Week
    • Green Schools >
      • Biodiversity - School Garden
      • Global Citizenship Litter & Waste
    • Amber Flag
    • Sport >
      • Gaelic Football
      • Outdoor Hurling
      • Indoor Hurling
    • Digital Technologies
    • Incredible Edibles
    • Music
    • Digital Technologies
    • Science Alive
    • Artwork
  • For Parents
    • Child Protection & Safety >
      • Child Safeguarding Statement
      • The Stay Safe Programme
      • RSE
    • School Calendar
    • Uniforms
    • Code of Conduct
    • Information for Parents >
      • Healthy Lunches
      • Understanding Standardised Tests
      • Supporting your child in Lanesborough Primary School
      • Guidelines to treat Headlice
      • Car Park Safety
      • Supervision
      • Paired Reading
    • Contact Us