Keeping Children Safe
At Moulsham Junior School we are committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all. We promote a climate where children and adults feel confident about sharing any concerns they have about their own, and others, safety and well-being of others.
Our Designated Safeguarding Leaders are updated with training and attend regular updates. Our aim is to safeguard and promote the welfare of children ensuring that they grow in a consistent environment with the provision of safe and effective care where we take necessary action to ensure that they have the best outcomes.
Keeping Children Safe
The school follows Safer Recruitment procedures for all adults working at the school. In line with good practice records are kept of discussions/observations with children/parents/school staff
- These records and actions are confidential and kept securely.
- Actions are reviewed regularly where necessary.
- Risk Assessments for trips and other events including individual plans are in place and reviewed regularly.
- All visitors sign in through the school office and identity checks are made.
- Volunteers are given a full induction by our Pastoral Leader.
Referrals
Anyone who has a concern about a child can make a referral to social services. The local number is 0345 603 7627
The Governing Body
The Governing Body ensures the school meets its statutory responsibilities to ensure children are safe.
Curriculum
Through all areas of the curriculum we encourage children to think about how to stay safe.
Key Documents
Online Safety
At Moulsham Junior School we take the issue of Internet Safety very seriously. The internet is a fantastic resource, but it can also bring risks.
We work with our pupils in school to help them understand the dangers and learn how to keep themselves safe.
Thinkuknow
Highly recommended is the Thinkuknow website. Click the image to go to the website and get the latest safety information.
This is an education initiative by CEOP - the UKs national law enforcement agency that focusses on tackling online abuse of children.
Your guide to Keeping Children Safe Online https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/