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Halloween celebrations can be a great opportunity to talk to your children about safety and consideration for others.
We know that Halloween can be a busy time for parents, you’re planning their outfits, decorating the house, and trying to work out how many small chocolate bars you might need. We want to help take some of the stress out with the following advice:
Ideally, children should be accompanied by an adult, however if your child is older and going out with their friends, without a parent/carer, then share the following tips with them:
Also make sure that your children know what to do if they're uncomfortable with a situation, or if they notice the behaviour of their friends or others is having a negative effect on local communities and residents.
We've put together further information on keeping safe and thinking of others this Halloween and Bonfire Night on our website.
Looking for something to entertain your young witches and warlocks this Halloween? Our Youth Engagement Officer has created a special wordsearch, download it below.
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