Safeguarding | St Saviour's CofE Junior School

At St Saviour's Church of England Junior School, staff help keep children safe and well by:

helping them learn about their personal safety
being a trusted adult who children may turn to for help, and who will take them seriously
identifying when children may need help
understanding the steps that must be taken when there are concerns for children's safety and well-being

Our school helps keep children safe and well because:

we have a caring school ethos that helps children feel respected
we have staff who are available and accessible to provide help
safety is a priority and is specifically taught through the curriculum
children are provided with the knowledge, skills and values they need to choose and maintain a healthy lifestyle
children are given access to information about child support services such as ChildLine

Our Designated Safeguarding Lead is Mr Bonell, Mr Arnold and Mrs Tift are also Designated Safeguarding Leads (including online SAFETY). Mrs Morland advises Mr Bonell on online safety.

All safeguarding policies are in the 'Policies' section under the 'Working Together' tab of our home page.

For all safeguarding policies, please see our 'Policies' page under the 'Working Together' tab on the home page.

Online safety work, February. Year 3 have been learning how to keep information private. Year 6 have been learning how to navigate and stay safe when using social media

PCSO Nicola Simmons delivering E-Safety advice to Year 5 and 6 children, June 2017

Safeguarding policy and practice for parents 2017

Safeguarding for parents.docx

One page guidance for visitors to St. Saviour's on safeguarding

one page safeguarding for visitors.docx

Safeguarding Self Review, completed in December, updated in March 2018. Governor visit safeguarding report Dec 2017

Teachers use PiXL's online safety scheme of work and Southwest Grid for Learning's Digital Literacy scheme, with additional sessions taught by Mrs Morland, our Network Manager

Southwest Grid for Learning - Digital Literacy online safety scheme of work. We supplement this scheme where appropriate to keep pace with new developments.

Kent County Council Advice to Parents on Gangs

Advice to Parents and Carers on Gangs.pdf

Prevent Strategy booklet for parents - Basic but useful information for parents on how and why we reinforce and teach British values in school.

Parentinfo - Safeguarding information for parents Lots of excellent e-safety materials for parents and schools.

Think U Know site Lots of practical information on keeping safe when using technology including mobile phones.

Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents RoSPA promote safety and the prevention of accidents at work, at leisure, on the road, in the home and through safety education. It is a fantastic website with great information for keeping safe.