Safeguarding

How we deal with Child Protection in School

All our staff complete regular safeguarding training and are familiar with the Department for Education’s statutory guidance document Keeping Children Safe in Education.

Take the opportunity to view our Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy.

Our dedicated staff safeguarding team below have undertaken additional training to help you:

Mr D Davey, Executive Headteacher

Mrs D Iveson, Executive Deputy Headteacher

Mrs D Frost-Phillips, Executive Assistant Headteacher

If you have concerns about your safety or the safety of any young person, we urge you to speak to a member of staff. Here is a checklist that will assist you if you need to report a safeguarding concern.

Telephone: 01205 750291

Email: [email protected]

Internet safety

Protecting our children from the dangers posed by using the internet requires parents and children to know the basics of internet safety.

Check out our useful tips on keeping your children safe online.

#DITTO is a free half-termly magazine for parents to keep you up to date with risks, issues, advice and guidance on keeping children safe online.

Children must always:

Always ask for an adult’s permission before using the internet.
Never give out personal information e.g. name, home address, school or any telephone numbers. If you are asked for this information, tell an adult straight away.
If a website asks for a name or email address, always check with an adult.

Additional resources to support you:

Need support?

Help and advice in all aspects of family life, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is available from Parentline on 0808 800 2222. Childcare, support for families with disabilities and advice about tax credits is available Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm from the Family Information Service on 0800 195 1635.