Safeguarding
It is the fundamental right of all children to be safe and our school fully recognises the contribution it can make to protect children and support pupils in school. Our aim is to safeguard and promote our pupils’ welfare, safety and health by fostering an honest, open, caring and supportive climate. The pupils’ welfare is of paramount importance.
We train all staff and governors annually to ensure that all adults who work with children will be skilled to support them fully.
We have the following key staff/governors:
| Safeguarding Role | Name | School Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Designated Senior Leader | Miss Victoria Newman | Headteacher | Lead responsibility for safeguarding across school |
| Deputy Designated Senior Leader | Mrs Jodie Robinson | Family Link Worker | Day to day safeguarding concerns/liaising with outside agencies and families |
| Deputy Designated Senior Leader | Mrs Lisa Stewart | Deputy Headteacher | Deputise for HT Vulnerable children |
|
Deputy Designated Senior Leader |
Miss Rachael Peace | Wellness Champion | Mental Wellness |
| Deputy Designated Senior Leader | Miss Kathryn Harris | Y5/6 Phase Leader Computing Lead Mental Wellness Lead |
Online safety Mental wellness advocate |
| DPO | Miss Rachael Peace | SHLTA | Single Central Record Safer recruitment & visitors to school Induction of staff and volunteers |
| Safeguarding Governor | Mrs Maggie Spence | Chair of Governors | Monitoring and reporting to Governing Body about procedures |
Please read our safeguarding policy at the bottom of this page.
If you have any safeguarding concerns about any of our children then please contact:
Mrs Jodie Robinson
tel: 07984 562758
email: [email protected]
If you have any safeguarding concerns about any members of our staff or volunteers then please contact:
Miss Victoria Newman
tel: 01455 842047
email: [email protected]
If you have any safeguarding concerns about the Headteacher then please contact:
Mrs Maggie Spence
tel: 01455 842047
email: [email protected]
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility.
If you need to report the abuse or neglect of a child:
Phone 999 if a crime is being committed or if a child is in immediate danger.
Contact Leicestershire Police on 101 if you think a crime has been committed but there is no immediate danger.
Contact Leicestershire’s First Response Children’s Duty Team if you think a child is being:
- Neglected
- Physically abused
- Sexually abused
If you have urgent concerns about a child who needs a social worker or police officer today:
Call 0116 305 0005 (24 hour phone line)
Visit www.leicestershire.gov.uk/report-abuse-or-neglect-of-a-child for more information on how you could help or to find more information about recognising signs of abuse and neglect or how to report using their online form.