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As part of Drowning Prevention Week, we're reminding everyone that open water can be far more dangerous than it looks.

Cold water shock, hidden objects, steep banks and deep water can all pose serious risks, even on a warm day. What looks calm on the surface can quickly become dangerous.

If you find yourself struggling in the water, remember to Float to Live:

1. Tilt your head back and keep your ears submerged
2. Relax and try to control your breathing
3. Move your hands and feet gently to help you stay afloat
4. Once your breathing is under control, call for help
5. If you can, swim to safety

🆕 A free 2-dose MenB vaccine will be available for a limited time from end of July. Who can get it?

- All current Year 13s

- Anyone either starting university as an undergrad or moving into further education halls for the first time in autumn 2026, aged under 25.

Learn more from UK Health Security Agency ⬇

https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2026/06/12/who-is-eligible-for-the-new-one-off-menb-vaccine-programme/

Our Promoting Health in Lancashire (PHIL) van will be at Preston Bus Station tomorrow (Thursday 11 June) from 10am to 3pm.

👋 Come along and say hello if you're in the area. You'll be able to talk to our knowledgeable team about a range of services, including:

♻️ Waste and recycling – do you know what should go in your new food waste caddy? Test your knowledge with our 'play your scraps right' game.
ℹ️ Infection prevention – advice on essentials for staying healthy, from oral care for adults and children, staying hydrated, preventing UTIs and recognising signs of sepsis.
🏠 Domestic abuse – help, advice and support is available.
❤️ Social care – find out about the support available and devices for the home which could help you or a loved one stay independent.

Sports betting has become increasingly visible online, appearing across apps, websites, social media, sports coverage and gaming spaces.

Even when young people are not legally old enough to gamble, they may still encounter betting messages through adverts, influencers, tipsters, friends or adult accounts.

Our latest guide highlights key risks, including:
• Easy online access
• Gambling becoming normalised around sport
• Peer and influencer pressure
• Free bet offers
• Impulsive spending and chasing losses

It also offers practical advice for parents, carers and educators on starting calm conversations, setting safer digital boundaries, spotting warning signs and finding support.

Download the guide here: https://vist.ly/577v8

We have just received our most recent inspection report and are really proud of it. Please click the link and make sure you expand all the boxes to read what Ofsted have written.
Our Needs Attention grade for behaviour and attendance is for attendance NOT the behaviour part. According to the inspection team we set high expectations for behaviour and pupils’ conduct is positive.

https://reports.ofsted.gov.uk/provider/21/119237

It's the 1st of June and this is your monthly reminder to !

Women and men - it's really important to regularly check your breast tissue so that you know what your 'normal' is. Early detection of any lumps, bumps and changes can make a big difference. If you have any concerns, please have the confidence to contact your GP.

Please share this with your friends and family.

While many allergies cause mild symptoms, some can lead to anaphylaxis, a serious and potentially life-threatening reaction.

This week’s guide helps parents, carers and educators understand the warning signs and feel more prepared to support children with allergies.

The guide covers:
• Key signs of anaphylaxis
• Symptoms linked to airway, breathing and circulation
• Common food allergens, including milk, eggs, fish, peanuts and sesame
• Non-food triggers such as pollen, insect venom and medication
• The role of adrenaline auto-injectors

Clear, practical awareness can help adults respond quickly and confidently when it matters most.

Read the guide here: https://vist.ly/55kcf