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Safeguarding
Child protection
Parents should be aware that the school will take any reasonable action to ensure the safety of its pupils. In cases where the school has reason to be concerned that a child may be the subject of ill-treatment, neglect or other forms of abuse, staff and helpers will follow County Child Protection procedures and inform Social Care (formerly Social Services) of their concern.
Recruitment policy
Safer recruitment policies and procedures are followed and all staff are DBS checked.
Every child matters
We fully endorse the principles in “Every Child Matters” which are that every child has the right to:
- Be Healthy
- Stay Safe
- Enjoy and Achieve
- Make a Positive contribution
- Achieve economic well being.
Class teachers promote the welfare and share pastoral care of their children along with the Headteacher, other school staff and helpers, as well as outside agencies.
The person with overall responsibility for Child Protection/Safeguarding is the Headteacher - Mrs. A. Wain.
The Deputy Child Protection Officer is Mrs. D Hicklin.
Here are links for further guidance to child protection and safeguarding:
It is important that we do our best to try and keep children safe online. The NSPCC has teamed up with various communication companies to tackle this issue. To check whether a site, game or other online media is suitable, please visit https://www.net-aware.org.uk/#
Protecting your child at home "Protect their Curiosity":
www.internetmatters.org/controls/interactive-guide/
Internet Matters has launched a campaign urging parents to put parental controls on all internet-enabled devices to protect their children from harmful content. The safety group is back by the UK's largest broadband providers: BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media.
The link above gives you guidance of how to set parental controls on your devices and further information to help protect your child.
If you are worried a child is being bullied they can also get support here: