Pupils & Children
Our pupils Safeguarding page is designed to support children to know and understand about keeping themselves and others safe. It offers a range of resources and sites that you can visit along with reminders about who you can speak to if you are feeling worried or unsafe.
Always someone to Listen
Who is in School to help?
Sometimes we have worries, concerns or things that are said and done that make us feel unhappy or unsafe. Every adult in school is always here to listen. You may also rather speak to a trusted adult outside of school. Whoever, you talk to we will listen and do what is right to keep you safe.
We also have key members of staff who can pass information on to other people that are trained and qualified to help. The staff in school that may need to do this are called our DSL's or Designated Safeguarding Leads. They are Mrs Goodchild, Mrs Jakes and Jacqui Pyatt.
Because we care so much about your welfare and safety we talk regularly and confidentially about the things we can do in school to help you feel safe.
How can I learn to keep myself safe?
Keeping yourself safe is really important and as a school we do lots of things to remind you of this. These include assemblies, lessons in class, monitor jobs other children have, online safety lessons, Junior Road Safety and much much more.
However, sometimes if you are not in school and are worried or feel unsafe you can go online and find some really helpful tips, games and activities. Below we have put together some of these to help.
Online Safety
Staying safe online is not always easy and we want to being playing and using the most up-to-date apps and games. The most important thing to remember is to talk about what you are doing or playing online. If you are worried your parents, staff and trusted adults can help.
You can also use these sites to help: