Year 7 School Show will take place on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th June at 10.00am in the school hall.
| HCB will be closed on Mon 29th and Tue 30th May 2023.
If you want to ask an adult for help, make sure it's someone you trust and feel safe with.
They might have helped you with something before.
They could be a:
parent or carer
teacher
aunt, uncle, grandparent or different family member
friend's parent
school nurse or counsellor
religious leader or sports coach.
It can feel scary to tell someone what's happening, but you have the right to feel safe and happy.
You do not have to go through this alone – try talking to an adult you feel safe with.
Talking can make you feel better, and an adult might be able to help. You can talk to them about what you would like to happen next.
It can be difficult to know what to say to when you ask someone for help. Our conversation starter can help you plan what to say to an adult you feel safe with, or if it's easier, you can write it out in a letter for them.
CHILDLINE
Childline is always here for children – whatever your worry. You can always contact a Childline Counsellor on the phone, online with 1-2-1 chat or by email. The Childline website has lots of useful resources you can use for support:
