Safeguarding
All adults in school have a responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of children.
Safeguarding children is a priority for our academy. We have clear aims, policies and procedures to keep children safe. Our Child Protection Policy complies with the Derbyshire Local Safeguarding Children Boards Child Protection Procedures.
The procedures place a statutory duty on Temple Normanton Junior Academy and adults in school to safeguard and promote the welfare of children with due consideration to equality.
Our systems are designed to:
Prevent unsuitable people working with children and young people.
Promote safe practice and challenge poor and unsafe practice.
Identify instances in which there are grounds for concern about a child’s welfare and give adults in school the route for them to take the appropriate action.
The recruitment of staff to the academy is carried out with due regard to the statutory documentation from the DFE Keeping children Safe in Education 2024
If you have any concerns about the safeguarding of a young person, please contact the following persons below:
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Mrs Leica Carter - Principal- SENCo
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Miss Natasha Froggatt
Governor with Responsibility for Safeguarding: Mr Mark Wilkins
ACET Safeguarding Lead: Rachel Denton
There may be times when adults are concerned about children in the community. If so, then you can contact Derbyshire County Council Child Protection department on 01629 533190, choosing the option for urgent child protection calls at any time. Or contact the police by telephoning their call centre number on 101 (24 hours a day). Contact NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
Stopping Domestic Abuse Together (SDAT)
We are committed to "Stopping Domestic Abuse Together" and if we receive notification from Derbyshire Police, we will routinely monitor the child's welfare and engage with partner agencies where required. This forms part of our school commitment to safeguarding all children.
Where to find help and support
Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Support Line - 08000 198 668
The support line is the single point of access to all the commissioned domestic abuse support services in the County. The line, which is delivered by Action Housing, is staffed by trained domestic abuse workers between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday.
Women's Aid: Women's Aid provides help and support for domestic abuse against women and children. Tel: 08457 023 478 https://www.womensaid.org.uk/
Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy
Keeping Children Safe in Education
Working Together to Safeguard Children
Where can you get help from?
Childline:
Childline can be contacted on 0800 1111 or online. Whatever your worry, they can support you.
NSPCC:
Offers advice and help for parents and carers on a range of issues. NSPCC can be contacted on
0808 800 5000
Change Grow Live (CGL):
CGL can offer advice about a range of issues such as alcohol, drugs, health and wellbeing and mental health.
https://www.changegrowlive.org/
Kooth:
Is an online counselling and emotional well-being platform for children and young people aged 10 to 25, accessible through mobile, tablet and desktop and free to access.
Young minds:
Advice and information about young people’s mental health, including information on CAMHS and what the next steps to seeking support are.
Samaritans:
24 hour confidential listening and support for anyone who needs it. (Adults included.) Phone 116 123 (24 hours) Information and support for mental health issues
Samaritans www.samaritans.org
Harmless:
Provides a range of advice and support about self harm, people who self harm, their friends and families. Phone 0115 934 8445
B-eat:
The UK's eating disorder charity. They have online support groups and a helpline for anyone under 18. Phone 0345 634 7650 (4pm – 10pm 365 days a year) Email fyp@b-eat.co.uk
www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk
The Mix:
Information, support and listening on EVERYTHING for young people
Phone 0808 808 4994 (24 hours), get lots of support online
Frank: https://www.talktofrank.com/
Confidential information and advice about drugs and substance abuse, whether it's for you or someone else. 0800 7766 00 (24 hours, won't show up on your phone bill)
NSPCC and Childline
Keeping Our Children Safe - Useful Websites
Road Safety Awareness
Cycle Safety
Water Safety
Staying Safe at the Beach
- WATER SAFETY AT THE BEACH
- BEACH FLAGS
- 10. What shall we pack - guidance notes
- 10. What shall we pack - picture cards
- 10. What shall we pack - worksheet
Useful websites for parents and children to help stay safe online:
CEOP - think you know -latest information on the web - offers information on websites you like to visit
Child Online Safety - a practical guide for parents and carers whose children are using social media
Childline - contact is free and confidential and the site offers advice and guidance
Childline - how to remove nude images shared online
Childnet - works in partnership with others to help make the internet a great and safe place for children
Common Sense Media - provides reviews, age ratings and other information about all types of media
Common Sense Media - parent's decision guide to YouTube for young kids
Get Safe Online - expert advice on staying safe online
Internet Matters - helping parents keep children safe online
Internet Watch Foundation - hotline for reporting criminal online content
NSPCC - Share Aware - help your child stay safe on social networks, apps and games
NSPCC - Zipit - helps you keep a situation under control, packed with killer comebacks and tips
NSPCC - 8 tips to keep your kids safe online during lockdown
Our Pact - this app lets parents block internet sites and apps and lets you manage your child's internet usage
Parent Information - information for parents to help keep children safe
UK Safer Internet Centre - offers e-safety tips, advice and resources to help children stay safe on the internet