Sentences with phrase «child feel safe at school»

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Encourage schools to proactively improve the school climate and adopt an emotion skills curriculum so that more children feel emotionally safe and empowered at school.

Many children hold in their emotions all day while at school, so when they get home into an environment that feels like a safe space for them, those emotions tend to come out in full force.

However 4 per cent of children did not agree at all that they felt safe at home, 4 per cent did not agree that they felt safe at school, and 9 per cent did not agree at all that they felt safe when out and about in their neighbourhood.

Say to your child, «I'm really sorry this is happening to you, and I want to help you feel safe at school.

«While this may mean their children never get a certified education,» Adelman says, «at least parents feel the school is part of their own community and they feel safe sending their children there.»

The author says «a child, in order to feel safe at school, needs to know that they can approach any [staff member] and receive the same response».

To help all students feel safe and supported at school, to help every child feel free to discover who they are without judgment, and to promote a school climate of respect and inclusivity, it is important to do the following:

According to researchers Mary Keegan Eamon and Jun Sung Hong, children in areas with high crime rates viewed their schools as less safe while children who discussed their schoolwork with parents felt safer at school.

«Parents feel their children are safer at school than at play in their own neighborhood, but recent acts of school violence have ignited debate over school safety.

Eighty - eight percent of parents feel their children are safe at school — the highest figure ever recorded by the poll — compared to the 66 percent who believe their children are safe playing in their neighborhood.

Children need to feel safe on the bus going to school and they need to feel safe while they are at school.

Every child should feel safe, cared for and engaged in learing at school.

«If children were bullied at school or at the playground or at a friend's house, they could go home and feel safe within their home, with their family.

When dropping their children off at school, it is safe to say that most parents feel as if they are leaving their children in responsible hands.

The owner Beth Reeder is SO rude to anyone that needs to cancel a driving schedule and when going driving the teacher kept grabbing the wheel and shouting at me the entire time, and if I forgot one of the many rules (which should be expected from a learning driver) she'd let me have it, which she should know is dangerous, I could never expect a horrible business like this to actually do well considering how mean and disgusting they are to their customers, and having to pay near 400 $ to be shouted at and pressured into things, I DO NOT suggest using this school to teach your children how to drive, after going driving with them I don't feel any safer driving.

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Every child should have the right to feel safe, whether at home or at school.

Children who are bullied often experience anxiety and depression, have low self - esteem and don't feel safe at school.

We, as parents, have the impossible job of explaining to our own children why a school shooting took place at all and somehow, why they should trust and feel safe returning to their own school the next day.

Encourage schools to proactively improve the school climate and adopt an emotion skills curriculum so that more children feel emotionally safe and empowered at school.

Character education creates schools where children feel safe because they are in an atmosphere that values respect, responsibility, hard - work and compassion — not because a guard or metal detector is posted at the door.