Could I just say on behalf of myself and my head teacher a huge thank you for delivering the e-safety training on Wednesday night.
One staff member sent me an email to say: "Can I just say how much I enjoyed the training, I thought it was so engaging and relevant. That's the first time I've come out of an e safety training and actually felt directly effected."
I feel the training was definitely relevant.
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