Safeguarding Resources
Safeguarding Information and Newsletters
There are a selection of leaflets with information about various topics below which you may find helpful:
About Self Esteem
Below are links to guidance related to keeping your child safe whilst online and other helpful safeguarding information for parents/carers
Keeping Children Safe Online Keeping children safe online | NSPCC
Children’s Mental Health How to support a child with depression or anxiety | NSPCC
Please find below details of how out of hours help can be assessed by pupils and parents :
NSPCC Freephone Child Protection Helpline:
080 8800 5000
NSPCC reporting abuse Report child abuse | NSPCC
Southampton’s Children’s Resource Service Telephone number for members of the public:
023 8083 3004
Safety and security
Your child’s safety is our number one priority. For this reason we ask for your help in these ways:
- Maintain up to date contact information
- We need to know how to reach you or a person named by you who will care for your child in an emergency. Please fill in the contact form that you will be given and tell us promptly of any changes.
- We will always try to contact you if we feel that your child needs urgent medical attention. In the event of real emergencies we will arrange for your child to be taken to hospital as well as contacting either you or a named contact.
- Let us know about changes to collection arrangements
- We will not allow your child to leave the school premises during the school day unless you have told us to do so. If you have made arrangements for your child to be collected by someone else please make sure you inform the school.
Follow our procedures for visitors
For security reasons we ask that all parents, carers and visitors use the main entrance and report to reception. No adults (apart from school staff) should use the children’s entrances to come into school.
For fire safety reasons all parents, carers and visitors staying in the building for any length of time will be asked to sign in on arrival and sign out when leaving the building.
All visitors are required to wear a visitor’s badge whilst they are on site so our children will know you are not a stranger.
For further information please see our Visitor Code of Conduct.