Martyn’s Law: protect your school ADVERTORIAL
How can we support you?
At Bodet Time, we recognise the challenges that schools face with Martyn’s Law. We provide a flexible, customisable lockdown alert solution that will help ensure everyone knows how to respond in an emergency.
Amongst other features, it allows you to: • Trigger a fully tailored alert simultaneously across multiple buildings on site, via a control box, PC or smartphone
• Pre-record messages to save time and ensure you transmit calmly. You can make live announcements if required
• Broadcast alerts in various ways, including text display and luminous strobes to reach anyone with hearing or visual impairments
To receive a personalised quote for an effective lockdown alert solution, contact our team on:
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artyn’s Law – the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill – was introduced in the House of Commons in late 2024. It is currently at Committee stage following scrutiny by the House of Lords. This UK- wide measure will introduce security requirements to certain public venues holding more than 200 people, including educational settings.
How can you prepare?
To meet the proposed law’s requirements, every setting must have an effective and clear lockdown procedure. You should also communicate the procedure to all affected parties. Make sure you provide regular training so everyone understands what they need to do in an emergency. When a lockdown alert is triggered, your staff, pupils and visitors must stay in the safest place. This may mean evacuating, relocating within the building or staying in the same place.
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Our tutoring eliminates barriers such as location and accessibility. Students can attend lessons from the comfort of their home, or in an education setting. Available from 8am-8pm, 7 days a week, allowing students to more easily balance learning with other commitments.
A personalised Approach
We understand that each student is unique, that’s why our fully qualified teachers focus on individualised learning gaps. Working at age related levels with lessons that suit individual interests.
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LC LIVE offers expert online tuition delivered by qualified teachers, providing flexible sessions for all students, including those experiencing Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA). Our Alternative Learning Provision (ALP) creates a supportive and engaging environment that not only enhances academic achievement but also fosters emotional well-being, helping students regain confidence in their learning journey.
Our personalised approach is designed to remove barriers to learning, going beyond traditional tutoring to focus on each student’s unique needs. Whether tailoring lessons to match individual interests or supporting EBSA students in rediscovering their love for learning, TLC LIVE emphasises flexibility, patience, and a student-centred approach to education. We have taken on a structured approach to successfully support ALP and EBSA learners.
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Helping students develop consistent learning habits is essential both in and out of the classroom, breaking down goals into manageable steps enhances confidence and fosters greater lesson interactivity. Our teachers prioritise building strong relationships with students, cultivating a positive, supportive and engaging environment that empowers every student to succeed.
At TLC LIVE, we believe that with the right support, every student can overcome challenges and reach their full potential. By combining expert tuition with a personalised approach, we can ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive academically. Discover more about TLC LIVE Online Tutoring today.
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