A Pupil Guide to Staying Safe

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A Pupil Guide to Staying Safe What will happen if I tell a member of staff about a concern? 1) They will listen carefully This is the hardest step: telling someone. You should know that all staff are trained in Child Protection and they will listen carefully to what you say - they may take notes so they don’t forget any details. 2) They will talk to the Safeguarding Team. You have done the right thing by telling someone. The member of staff cannot keep what you have told them secret, but they will only tell the people who need to know. 3) You’ll be kept informed. You will be kept up to date with what is happening and you do not need to worry. Important websites and phone numbers Childline 0800 1111 NSPCC helpline 0808 800 5000 Textline 0800 056 0566 www.There4me.com www.childline.org.uk www.kidsmart.org.uk Looking after you. All our teachers and staff want to make sure you are happy and safe in school. All our staff agree that we should: Treat you with respect. Involve pupils in decisions that affect them. Notice when someone is feeling worried or upset Listen to our pupils when they need us to. If you want to talk to someone, or you have a problem or question, you can talk to anyone you can trust. A Pupil Guide to Staying Safe Because of this we feel safe. Because of this we feel safe. Because of this we feel safe.

We know that if the team are busy we can ask any adult for help. At Kingsdown and Ringwould CEP School it is EVERYONE’S responsibility to safeguard and it is important that EVERYONE understands WHY. How do I know if someone is a visitor to school? We require all visitors to ‘sign in’ at Kingsdown and Ringwould CEP Reception when arriving at School and to ‘sign out’ on departure. A visitor’s badge must be worn at all times. If you see a visitor on site who is not wearing a badge and is not accompanied by a member of staff, then please inform a member of staff straight away.  Please inform a member of the Safeguarding Team immediately. Who can I talk to if I’m worried about myself or another student? If at any point during your time at Kingsdown and Ringwould CEP School you have a concern about another pupil, or you are worried about yourself, then you should speak to a member of staff immediately. You can talk to any member of staff. Mrs R Cope Mrs J Hygate Miss M Savage Mr A Parr We know that if the team are busy we can ask any adult for help. Because of this we feel safe. Because of this we feel safe. Because of this we feel safe.