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Inclusion Quality Mark Award (IQM)
December 9, 2019
Over the last Year there has been a successful amalgamation with the PRU resulted in the closure …
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What is a Money Mule?
September 16, 2019
Dear Parent/Carer or Guardian,
We need your help to warn young people about the dangers and … -
Parent Governor Elections
June 24, 2019
All parents have been given the opportunity to stand for election and 3 have been nominated - You …
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NOTICE OF STATUTORY PROPOSALS FOR THE REORGANISATION OF SUNDERLAND’S PUPIL REFERRAL UNIT PROVISION
March 27, 2019
The reorganisation of Sunderland City Council’s Pupil Referral Unit provision entails three rel …
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The Link School Pallion coffee morning on Thursday 4th April – 11am until 12:20pm
The Link School Pallion invites you to our coffee morning on Thursday 4th April - 11am until 12:2 …
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Blesma – THE LIMBLESS VETERANS
It was with great pleasure that Blesma came in on 17th April 2018 to present their Community prog …
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British Science Week 2018
Learners form KS2, KS3 and KS4 all took part in the Citizen Science Project: The Plastic Tide for …
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Christmas Jumper Day 2017
The Link School Christmas Jumper Day
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What parents Need to Know about MOMO!
February 27, 2019
Momo is a sinister ‘challenge’ that has been around for some time. It has recently resurfaced and once again has come to the attention of schools and children across the country. Dubbed the ‘suicide killer game’, Momo has been heavily linked with apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, and most recently (and most worryingly)… YouTube Kids. The scary doll-like figure reportedly sends graphic violent images, and asks users to partake in dangerous challenges like waking up at random hours and has even been associated with self-harm. It has been reported that the ‘Momo’ figure was originally created as a sculpture and featured in an art gallery in Tokyo and unrelated to the ‘Momo’ challenge we are hearing about in the media.
Please click on the Link below for further information and guidance:
MOMO – Online Safety Guide for Parents FEB – 2019.PDF
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Link School Springwell Dene
Swindon Road, Springwell, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear SR3 4EE
Tel: 0191 561 5777
Email: caroline.granton@schools.sunderland.gov.uk
Link School Pallion
Waverley Terrace, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear SR4 6TA
Tel: 0191 561 4777
Email: anita.blakeman@schools.sunderland.gov.uk
