Safeguarding
NEW VIDEOS FOR PARENTS
Online Safety Home learning
EYFS: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Support-tools/home-activity-worksheets/early-years/
5-7s: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Support-tools/home-activity-worksheets/5-7s/
8-10s: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Support-tools/home-activity-worksheets/8-10s/
There have been recent safeguarding alerts in the media for a number of online sites and games that can affect our children.
In school we have strict procedures in place to ensure that children are not able to access any of the sites but we urge parents to check the parental settings on any devices that children have access to.
Below are a number guides for parents to help navigate social media and keep children safe online.
Keeping children safe in Education
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Safeguarding 2018-19
Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play in safeguarding children. School and college staff are particularly important as they are in
a position to identify concerns early and provide help for children, to prevent concerns
from escalating. Schools and colleges and their staff form part of the wider safeguarding
system for children. This system is described in statutory guidance Working Together to
Safeguard Children 2015.
Schools and colleges should work with social care, the police, health services and other services to promote the welfare of children and protect them from harm.
Each school and college should have a designated safeguarding lead who will
provide support to staff members to carry out their safeguarding duties and who will liaise
closely with other services such as children’s social care.
HMI Inspection- Safeguarding, Behaviour and Welfare 2015
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