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Web security awareness for pupils

Weston Hills Primary pupils Thomas Doughty, Rebecca Ogun, Owen Pickles, Ashley Hughes, Lara Pavitt and Chrlotte Issitt take part in the maths challenges.

Published on Wednesday 15 February 2012 10:00

YOUNGSTERS had a valuable lesson in how to stay safe on the internet.

Children involved with the school council at Weston Hills Primary School viewed information from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection to improve their understanding of what to do to protect themselves.

Pupils also put their brainpower to the test with a week of problem solving and challenges to mark maths week.

Each class was set logic or number-based challenges and worked in team collecting points for their correct answers. The winning team was announced at assembly.

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