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Nurses Corner

Regent Safeguarding Newsbit

Mrs. Kudumi (ddsl)

SYMPTOMS

Remember:
Talking Openly: A Bridge to Safety
ave you ever felt worried or scared? Do • It is okay to feel scared or worried.
you feel uncomfortable with someone’s • You are not alone. There are people who
Hbehaviour towards you? It is perfectly care about you and want to help.
normal to have these feelings. Sometimes, it • Talking openly can make a big difference.
can be hard to know who to talk to, but it is
important to remember that there are always
people who care about you and want to help. RECOGNISE THE DANGER

Why is it important to talk openly?

• Feeling better: Talking to someone you trust
can help you feel less worried and scared.
• Getting help: If you are facing a difficult
• situation, talking about it can help you find
the support you need.
• Preventing problems: Sharing your IF COUGHING IS INEFFECTIVE
concerns can help prevent problems from get-
ting worse.

Who can you talk to?

• A teacher: Your teacher is a trusted adult
who can help you.

• A parent or guardian: They care about you
and want to help.
• The DSL or DDSL: In our school, they are
Mrs Janet, Mrs Kudumi and Mr Stockden. FIRST AID FOR INFANTS IS SLIGHLY DIFFERENT
These professionals can provide support
and guidance.
• A friend: Sometimes talking to a friend can So, the next time you feel

be helpful. worried or scared, do not be

afraid to talk to someone you

trust.

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