Safeguarding
The Academy gives a commitment to safeguard and promote the welfare of students at the Academy. Clear procedures are in place to manage child protection. The Academy's Child Protection and Safeguarding policy lays out procedures to prevent incidents of potential harm through encouraging openness and support; to train staff to provide protection to young people; and to offer support where necessary.
If any parent has a concern over the safety of their son/ daughter please contact the Academy and request to speak to the Assistant Vice Principal with responsibility for Inclusion or The Principal.
The Academy gives a commitment to safeguard and promote the welfare of all our students. Clear procedures are in place to manage child protection. The Academy’s Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy lays out procedures to prevent incidents of potential harm through encouraging openness and support; to train staff to provide protection to young people; and to offer support where necessary.
Our tutor programme seeks to equip all of our students with the guidance they need to help to safeguard themselves and the confidence to ask for support should they need it.
If any parent/carer has a concern over the safety of their son/daughter please contact the Academy and request to speak to the Assistant Vice Principal with responsibility for Inclusion or the Principal.
Further details on the Academy’s Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy are available on the website or at the main reception desk.
CEOP - information on on-line safety for parents and students https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/Parents/
Child line - information and advice on bullying, health and mental and emotional health, sex and relationships, family issues etc https://www.childline.org.uk/info-advice/
Child Berevement UK - advice on bereavement and also dealing with children who may be frightened following national, traumatic events such as terror attacks https://childbereavementuk.org/
Childnet - advice and activities for children, parents and staff on e-safety http://www.childnet.com/
