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Lady Royd Primary

Safeguarding

The school takes its responsibilities towards the safeguarding of its pupils very seriously, and fulfills the statutory guidance "Keeping Children Safe in Education 2023"

Do you have any concerns about your child or another family? In need of some safeguarding advice? Email: safe@bggs.com

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Safeguarding Teams

DDSL = Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, DSL= Designated Safeguarding Lead

Senior Phase

Mrs Leary

Mrs Leary

Assistant Principal, DSL

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Christine Day

Christine Day

Nominated Governor for Safeguarding

Mr Mahmood

Mr Mahmood

SENCO, DDSL


Primary Phase

Mrs Leary

Mrs Leary

Assistant Principal, DSL

Miss Khan

Miss Khan

EYFS Leader, DDSL

Mrs Hanson

Mrs Hanson

KS1 Leader, DDSL


Designated Teacher for looked after and previously looked after children (Senior Phase)

Ms V Sutcliffe

Designated  Teacher for looked after and previously looked after children (Primary Phase)

Mrs L Leary

 


If you need any wellbeing or safeguarding support out of school hours, please see the list of external agencies that can help you below:

  • CALL CHILDLINE: CALL 0800 1111

  • CALL CHILDREN’S SOCIAL CARE: 01274 437500

  • CALL NSPC: 01274 381440

  • CALL CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH: 01274 723241

  • CALL SAMARTINS: 116 123

  • ONLINE CHAT TO KOOTH SUPPORT: www.kooth.com

Safeguarding Information - click here

All staff have regular safeguarding training to ensure that pupils can always find someone to talk to when the need arises.

The PSHE curriculum includes a significant safeguarding element for every year group to raise pupil awareness of safeguarding issues in an age appropriate manner. Guest speakers provide further opportunities for students to discuss safeguarding issues in a safe environment.

Pupils, staff and governors all sign an acceptable use policy which outlines responsibility for their online activity. All pupils and staff are aware of the reporting process for any thing that may be worrying them. Parents in the Senior Phase receive regular safeguarding emails providing information about new mobile phone apps / internet games which may be of concern.

The school works in partnership with The School Nurse Team, Educational Psychology Team, CAMHS, Bradford Safeguarding Children’s Board, Children’s Social Care and West Yorkshire Police in fulfilling its duty of care to the children and young people in its community.

Parents are usually involved in conversations around the safety of their child/ children, but there may be occasions where the school seeks advice from other professionals before making contact.

The Senior Phase PSHE programme - click here

The Senior Phase PSHE programme includes safeguarding modules for each year group:

Year Group PSHE topics
7 Running away, truanting, age appropriate reference to grooming, Bullying (1),
Crime and responsibility (1)
8 The work of the NSPCC, Childline, age appropriate reference to domestic abuse, The risks of substance abuse.
9 E-safety, Crime and responsibility (2)
10 Bullying (2) including cyberbullying, Sex and Relationships
11 Safe v abusive relationships, Sexting

School Policies are issued by the school Senior Leadership Team and ratified by the School Governors prior to release – all statutory school policies are published on the website.

The Primary Phase PHSE programme - click here

The Primary Phase PSHE programme includes safeguarding modules for each year group:

 

Year Group PSHE topics
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Medicine safety, Road safety

NSPCC  'PANTS' lesson on keeping self safe

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Medicine safety

Healthy family relationships

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Medicines and drugs

Online safety

4 Smoking and alcohol, healthy friendships
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First Aid, smoking and alcohol

Bullying, Online safety, and age appropriate references to online grooming

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Drugs (including county lines), exploitation, gangs, healthy friendships

Bullying, online safety, sexting and healthy relationships

 

School Policies are issued by the school Senior Leadership Team and ratified by the School Governors prior to release – all statutory school policies are published on the website.