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Farewell and Best Wishes to Jennie
 We are very sorry
to tell you that
Jennie has left
Parent Partnership.
Jennie successfully
applied for a place on
a teacher training
course, which she began in
September.
Jennie has given parents and
carers excellent support and
advice over the telephone as our
Parent Adviser, for the past two
and a half years. Also offering
invaluable support to us all in the
office.
We all wish her well in her new
career and thank her for
everything she has brought to
Parent Partnership and the
families and volunteers she has
supported.
Until we find a replacement for
Jennie, we apologise for any delays
in returning calls as speedily as
before. Normal service will be
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National Anti-Bullying Week - 14th-25th November
 If you or your child think that
bullying is part of everyday school,
you’re wrong. No-one deserves to
be bullied and if you think
your child is being bullied
you shouldn’t ignore the
problem.
Let the school know what is
happening. Your child may find it a
little difficult at first but if the
school do not know what is
happening, they cannot help to do
something about it.
Mobile phones can be used to bully
children and if your child is being
bullied this way you need to tell
someone.
If your child sees someone being
bullied they shouldn’t just ignore
it.
You should try to encourage
them to speak to someone
about what’s happening. If
they won’t speak to anyone
about it, you may want to
mention the problem to a
teacher. Your school may also run
anti-bullying schemes that your
child can get involved in.
For more information look at
this website
www.norfolk.gov.uk/bullying
where you will find answers to
lots of your questions as well as
links to other useful websites.
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