Safeguarding
Our Safeguarding Team's Mission Statement
Committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of everyone in our community.
'We work in partnership to create a living and vibrant community in which every member is valued.'
Fundamental to our safeguarding policy is the understanding that each person in this school community has been created in the image of God, deserves to be listened to an treated with respect and dignity.
Useful Contacts
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Safeguarding Advice |
01925 444140 |
Social Work Teams |
01925 446257 |
Out of Hours |
01925 443322 |
Cheshire Constabulary |
101 |
NSPCC Childline |
0800 1111 |
School Health Service
The service is not currently freely available to children in schools.
Advice and support is still available via the NHS Bridgewater Community Healthcare website .

On-line Support
During this time of social distancing it is important to secure online support from a reputable organisation/individual who can provide evidence that they are safe and can be trusted to have access to children.
These are some recommended sites which provide support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online
PARENTS - Spot the signs of CSE
A short inforgraphic film for parents. Aiming to help spot the signs of child sexual exploitation and to know how to report.

For more information please contact the agencies below:

Safeguarding Presentation
Safeguarding Training 2021/22
Parent Advice - new online service
The Government has launched a new online tool for parents with advice and tips on preparing children for adult life. To access the website click on the link below - let us know if you think it is useful.
http://parentinfo.org/
The organisation below offers support and guidance for those affected by self harming, as well as raising awareness and tackling the stigma of self injury.
