Our Safeguarding Culture at All Saints CE Academy

 

We all have a statutory duty to “safeguard and promote the welfare of children”. To maintain an professional attitude of “it could happen here” where safeguarding is concerned.

All staff are encouraged to report any concerns that they have and not see these as insignificant. On occasions, a referral is justified by a single incident such as an injury or disclosure of abuse. More often however, concerns accumulate over a period of time and are evidenced by building up a picture of harm over time; this is particularly true in cases of emotional abuse and neglect. In these circumstances, it is crucial that staff record and pass on concerns in accordance with this policy to allow the Designated Safeguarding Lead to build up a picture and access support for the child at the earliest opportunity.

However, if you think the matter is very serious and may be related to a child protection concern, where the child has been harmed or is at risk of harm e.g. physical, sexual, emotional abuse or neglect, you must talk to one of the people below immediately. If you are unable to contact them you can ask the school office staff to find them and ask them to speak to you straight away about a confidential and urgent matter.

 

The Designated Safeguarding Leader is Mrs R Walker. In her absence, the deputy safeguarding leader is Mrs Manby and  Mrs Tomlinson.

The nominated governor for Safeguarding is Mrs J Cann.

Any allegation or disclosure involving someone who works with children in a paid or voluntary capacity must be reported directly to the Head Teacher, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead or Senior Manager, unless it involves them and then it should be reported directly to the Chair of the Governing Body..

Please see below  current documents an information:

Safeguarding Policy 2023 - 24

Keeping Children Safe from Abuse and Harm

NSPCC Keeping Children Safe

Listen up, Speak up / NSPCC

Parent Protect - Create a Family Safety Plan to Protect children

How to keep your child safe from going missing leaflet (2)

What parents need to know about You Tube

Parent Talk/Action for Children  (Parent Talk offers free, down-to-earth advice for parents o children aged 0-19 online across the UK

 

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SUAT supports and leads in the set-up of new academies joining the partnership. The services provided by the central support function cover both educational and non-educational support. In terms of educational support, SUAT is linked to the School of Education of Staffordshire University, which is an outstanding ITT provider.