Are you worried about anything?
Worried whilst at school? |
Whilst at school, if you have any worries about anything, you can speak to one of our Designated Safeguarding Leads:
Ms Ishaq,
Ms Shah,
Mr Kundu,
Miss Bekker,
Mrs Patel;
Our Mental Health First Aider: Miss Werrin;
or another trusted adult.
Who else can help? |
You can also contact these services for support, either online or over the phone:
Free, safe and anonymous online support where you can talk to friendly counsellors for help and advice. |
Worries about the World: Some things that happen in the world can make us scared, confused, and unsafe, or like we don’t have any control. However you feel, it can really help to share your feelings and get support. You can visit the ChildLine website or call them on 0800 1111 if you have any worries, including about bullying, the news, natural disasters, politics, wars and extremism. Contact them online or on the phone, anytime. You don't even have to tell them your name. |
You will find advice / support for a variety of bullying issues. |
Kooth:
The Diana Award Anti-Bullying Campaign Support Centre
Are you worried about something that has happened online? |
Sometimes things happen online that make us feel worried, scared or upset. Whatever has happened, it's not your fault. The best thing to do is to tell an adult you trust what has happened and how you are feeling, so that they can help you.
Think of an adult you trust. It could be:
- Your mum, dad or carer, or another family member.
- A teacher or another adult at school.
- Another grown up who looks after you.
If you still feel you need help after speaking to someone, don't give up! Speak to another trusted adult. You can use some options below to help you:
 Are you worried about anything you have seen online? Perhaps you have accidentally clicked on a button on an app and bought something, or someone from an online game is trying to message you. If you are worried about anything that's happened online, fill in the Online Worry Box form and an adult from school will come back to you to help you. |
 If you are worried about online bullying or other online concerns, don't forget that you can also get help by calling Childline on 0800 1111 or you can speak to a Childline counsellor using their online chat here. |
If you need more help because of something that has happened online or in 'the real world', like if someone has tried to make you do something you don't want to do, or said something bad will happen if you don't do what they say, you can report this to CEOP by clicking the button below. An adult at school can help you to do this.
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