Safeguarding in schools is essential for keeping children safe.

It means having:

• whole-school policies and procedures
• staff and volunteers confident in identifying and raising concerns
• leadership confident in responding to and referring concerns and working with other agencies to protect children
• teaching resources to promote wellbeing.

Follow this link to the NSPCC's resource on finding out more about what safeguarding means. 

Safeguarding in schools is essential for keeping children safe.

It means having:

• whole-school policies and procedures
• staff and volunteers confident in identifying and raising concerns
• leadership confident in responding to and referring concerns and working with other agencies to protect children
• teaching resources to promote wellbeing.

Follow this link to the NSPCC's resource on finding out more about what safeguarding means. 

Safeguarding in schools is essential for keeping children safe.

It means having:

• whole-school policies and procedures
• staff and volunteers confident in identifying and raising concerns
• leadership confident in responding to and referring concerns and working with other agencies to protect children
• teaching resources to promote wellbeing.

Follow this link to the NSPCC's resource on finding out more about what safeguarding means. 

Safeguarding in schools is essential for keeping children safe.

It means having:

• whole-school policies and procedures
• staff and volunteers confident in identifying and raising concerns
• leadership confident in responding to and referring concerns and working with other agencies to protect children
• teaching resources to promote wellbeing.

Follow this link to the NSPCC's resource on finding out more about what safeguarding means.