Safeguarding
Our School Community fully recognises the contribution it makes in protecting and supporting our students and pupils in school. The aim of the policy is to guide all staff and those with specific safeguarding responsibilities promote our students and pupils’ welfare, safety and health by fostering an honest, open, caring and supportive climate. Pupil safety is of paramount importance to all staff and volunteers.
For further information please read our Safeguarding Policy and also the Government document explaining how schools should keep children safe
Keeping Children Safe in Education
Keeping Children Safe in Education Part One
Useful links and resources for parents/carers, children and young people:
Anti-bullying
https://anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/
Bereavement –
Winston's Wish - www.winstonswish.org
Domestic Violence –
Domestic violence - adults (eastriding.gov.uk)
Drugs and alcohol REFRESH –
Gaming –
LGBTQ -
Mental Health and Wellbeing -
MESMAC –
sexual health and LGBTQ+ - www.mesmac.co.uk
On-line Safety
Get Safe Online | Free, online security advice
Prevent
ACT Early | Prevent radicalisation
Lets Talk About It - Working Together To Prevent Terrorism (ltai.info)
Preventing Child Sexual Abuse & Keeping Children Safe | NSPCC
Support in school
The school nurse is available at a weekly session to offer support on a variety of issues such as internet and social media safety, sleep, anxiety, stress and emotional wellbeing.
Tik Tok - Social Media Guidance for Parents
The TikTok Guardians Guide which provides an overview of their safety and privacy features. This also includes the Five Tips mentioned in the webinar.
TikTok’s online challenges page which includes a section on how to talk to young people about challenges.
Praesidio Safeguarding's report on the dangerous challenges research project.
TikTok’s wellbeing page including information on screentime tools and tips.
Internet Matters' report on the screentime project:
TikTok has also collaborated with Internet Matters on a guide to TikTok for parents.
Helplines
Childline – 0800 1111
NSPCC Helpline – 0808 800 5000
Parentline Plus – 0808 800 2222
Kidscape – 020 7730 3300
Support for parents
East Riding Early Help and Safeguarding Hub - tel 01482 395500
Hull Early Help and Safeguarding Hub - tel 01482 448879
Special Educational Needs and Disability Information Advice and Support Service - tel 01482 396469. Email address - sendiass@eastriding.gov.uk
School Nurse Chat Health - text 07507332891
Hull and East Riding MIND - email mind.org.uk or tel 01482 240200
CAMHS Crisis Team - tel 01482 301701
Refresh Drugs Support - tel 01482 331059
SEEDS Support for Eating Disorders - tel 01482 344084
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Designated Safeguarding Lead |
Deputy Safeguarding Lead |
| Mr J Rogers | Mrs Vikki Fox |
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