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Safeguarding and Child Protection

At Helen Allison, we recognise our responsibility to:

  • Protect children from maltreatment
  • Prevent impairment of children’s health or development
  • Ensure that children grow up in a safe environment
  • Take action to enable all children to have the best outcomes

Our school is a place where your child's wellbeing is of primary importance. We have extremely robust safeguarding procedures and practices in place to support this. We firmly believe it is the right of every child to be healthy, safe and happy and to achieve and make a positive contribution.

Keeping up-to-date with what your children are doing online can seem daunting. Technology is constantly advancing and sometimes parents feel their children know more about the internet than they do. Whatever their age, we can help you to find out more about what your children might be doing online and give you some simple, practical and easy advice on the steps you can take as a parent to keep them as safe as possible.

Any safeguarding concerns should be reported to our Designated Safeguarding Lead. You can contact them by calling the main school number (01474 814878).

 

Visit the websites below to find out more about how you can help keep your children safe online:

www.internetmatters.org

Internet matters provides guides on the different aspects of e-safety, such as cyberbullying and inappropriate content

www.net-aware.org.uk

Netaware is an NSPCC run site which details reviews of websites that children and young people regularly visit on the internet.

http://www.childnet.com

Childnet aim to make the internet a great and safe place for children by providing lots of information for teachers/professionals, as well as parents/carers.

You can download some useful safeguarding documents by clicking on the links below:

Safeguarding statement

How to keep children safe in education - What you need to know

Helen Allison School safeguarding leaflet

Helen Allison School Safeguarding poster

Online gaming safeguarding poster

All staff at the Helen Allison School are trained to adhere to the requirements of Part 1 of “Keeping Children Safe in Education”. 

Please follow the link below for the Education pack for Parents and Carers, Safer Internet Day 2018.

Education pack for parents and carers

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