A free online safety guide on FIFA 23.FIFA 23, like its many predecessors, is a massively popular football simulator featuring lifelike recreations of thousands of real-world players, drawn from teams around the globe. While the gameplay is subtly improved year on year, the publisher EA’s focus remains firmly on FIFA Ultimate Team – a mode in the game that can tempt players of all ages to spend actual money on recruiting better players for their side. With each new release of FIFA comes a host of new players to unlock – meaning that youngsters can feel pressured to keep buying to compete with their friends.
In the guide, you’ll find tips on a number of potential risks such as age-inappropriate chat, scammers and addiction.
The Northern Championships in Wavertree Liverpool we saw a Duke’s Student take away a Bronze Medal
The England Championships on Bedford and took 8th place
Kaitlyn also attended The School Games National Finals in Loughborough last weekend in which she competed as part of The Victoria All Stars team.
She came away in 7th place and her team came 2nd overall.
Wednesday 28th September saw 5-2Â win to Duke’s staff.
Staff ‘v’ students football match was on the 3G during lunch time on Wednesday. It was 50p to spectate and all money raised went to the Jack Charlton Disabled Anglers Association.
This event was organised by Duke’s 6th form sports students as part of their course.
Well done.
Rematch to follow!!!!!
Well done to Lacey Weston, Ella Armstrong, Emma Goodman and Aleysha Robinson for their designs for the new Lynemouth bus stop.
The theme was renewable energy. Thank you for all the Lynemouth students who took part in this great community spirited competition.
Also special thanks for to the Lynemouth Parish Council for creating this unique competition and MW designs for making these designs come to life.
Wear yellow on 10 October and donate to Young Minds this World Mental Health Day.
Together we can create a brighter future for young people’s mental health.
Recommended donation of £1.
According to the latest NHS figures, 420,000 young people are now being treated for mental health problems every month. That’s more young people than ever before seeking support – and most aren’t getting the help they need.
This needs to change. With your support, it can.
UPDATE :
- £403 raised through the Hello Yellow. Thank you everyone.
Well done to these Duke’s students for these amazing awards.
Harrison McGuinness – Chief Scout Silver Award
Jay Pattison – Chief Scout Gold Award
Leah Barnes – Silver Scout award
