Pupil Zone
What is safeguarding?
All of the adults in school think that your physical health, mental health, safety and welfare are very important.
In our school we respect children and help to protect their rights.
We always do our best to help children make good progress in their learning.
We teach children how to recognise risk in different situations, how to protect themselves and stay safe.
How we protect children.
We provide a safe environment for our children to learn in.
We want children to remain safe at home as well as in school so we work as a team with families and other professionals to ensure this.
We think it is very important children know where and how to get help if they are worried, unhappy or do not feel safe.
Need to talk?
You can talk to any member of staff in school as it is their job to make sure everyone feels safe and happy.
You can also call ChildLine 0800 111 or visit Kooth if you want to talk to a safe adult. If you are in immediate danger call 999.
Staying safe online
Being online can be exciting and fun but some things online can leave you feeling upset, worried or confused. If you feel any of these things it is important you know where to get help. It is also import you know how to protect yourself online remember to think SMART.
Who can help?
If you have received or sent any information, images or video to someone whom you do not know, you may want to talk about this with someone.
Who are your trusted adults at home? You can share your concerns with your trusted adult.
In school all adults are able to help with your concerns or worries. The named staff for safeguarding in our school are Miss Haury, Mr Swindells, Mrs Payne, Mr Miller, Mrs Standeven, Mr Bateman, Mrs Tudor, Ms Sutton and Mrs Barbe.
Support online
