Wallace Fields Infant School & Nursery Safeguarding and Wellbeing offer education.safeguarding@surreycc.gov.uk.

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Wallace Fields Infant School & Nursery Safeguarding and Wellbeing offer education.safeguarding@surreycc.gov.uk

What is the Wallace Fields Infant School Safeguarding & Wellbeing Offer? It is the safeguarding and wellbeing activity and provision in school that will: protect children from maltreatment and harm prevent impairment of children’s health or development ensure that children grow up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care take action to enable all children to have the best outcomes

Professional Development & Training Monitoring Impact & Outcomes How our our safegruaidng fits iwthin our school ethos and valuesHigh Achievement and Success with a Smile! Friendship Effort Determination Good Manners Mutual Respect Tolerance Democracy Rule of Law Individual Liberty Professional Development & Training Monitoring Impact & Outcomes Policies & Procedures Pastoral Care Curriculum, Learning & Teaching Early Help School Targeted & Specialist Support Community Engagement & Contextual Safeguarding

Safeguarding Training Development plan based on Surrey Safeguarding Board training pathway Educare online based training Regular safeguarding training delivered in staff meetings and as email alerts Developing expertise – ELSA, bereavement training, coaching, mentoring Working with families School to school support via the CLTSA we offer safeguarding training opportunities. The DSL attends the DSL network meetings each term and disseminates this training at staff meetings. Training on CPOMS

Safe Environment PSHCE association informed medium term planning taught progressively across all year groups PSHCE lessons and circle times based on need of individual classes and children Every lesson is used as an opportunity to promote safeguarding and British values Annual programme of safeguarding and well being lessons that are taught explicitly Weekly assemblies based around British values Half termly explicit lessons based on each of the British values Quality RSE planning and teaching Online Safety is taught in Every Lesson as well as explicit lessons throughout the year. Safeguarding opportunities weaved throughout the curriculum Teaching anti bullying at points throughout the year as well as teaching anti bullying week. NSPCC Speak out stay safe workshop

Before and after school club Broad range of after school activity and club opportunities ELSA teaching assistant and pastoral care teaching assistant Mentoring Weekly visits from Miss Charlie the well being dog Peer support and staff coaching programmes Information, advice and guidance Thrive/ sensory room space Friendship bench Playtime pals Buddy system Murray the worry monster for children to write down their concerns or fears. Quiet box on the playground Protected play in a playground doing an activity led by an adult

Staff read the below policies annually and regular training and updates on their content are held. Child protection and safeguarding policy Staff code of conduct policy Behaviour policy Online safety policy Whistleblowing policy Safeguarding crib sheet policy for staff to use as a key points to know which is user friendly. Policies share our shared vision and values based learning. They have a common purpose and compliment one another, The policies are ratified by governors. Relevant policies are published on the website

Preventative teaching Early Help in the curriculum taught through PSHCE and explicit lessons such as the underpants rule, online safety Clear boundaries for behaviour in place across the school Positive behaviour strategies used by all staff in line with school behaviour policy Positive reward systems to build self esteem SEND support arrangements in place and reviewed termly (see SEND local offer and Waves of Provision) School Attendance is monitored and discussed with the education Welfare officer termly Parents are invited for meeting following the monitoring of attendance to see how we can support the families School nurse involved to support families with , sleep, behaviour and routines Speech and language specialist in school one day a week Emotional Literacy Support for vulnerable children.

SEND – differentiated curriculum and individual support provided and shared with parents Inclusion parent workshops and support groups Additional needs identified Early identification and recognising indicators of harm/abuse Bespoke provision as outlined in SEND support arrangements and EHCP’s Working with external agencies for specialised support for children such as CAMHS Small group work School based emotional support for vulnerable children and families School based interventions eg 1:1 emotional support ELSA, Reading dog, social groups etc Pupil premium targeted support Targeted intervention Meetings with Education Welfare officer as targeted intervention for regular non attendance Working alongside social care to implement plans where needed Meetings alongside SENDCO/ inclusion lead

Community Engagement & Contextual Safeguarding Online safety parental workshops planned for the local community (Wallace Fields Infant School and Wallace Fields Junior School) Regular email alerts to parents via the school newsletter to update their knowledge of online safety, road safety, British values etc. Information provided to the school community about the Family Information Service Information provided to parents regarding Surrey SEND local offer Parental engagement in workshops Prevent risk assessments based on contextual and local information.

Measure impact of intervention e. g Measure impact of intervention e.g. attendance analysis, ELSA intervention Annual Pupil surveys Annul Parent surveys Staff questionnaires Curriculum reviews e.g. the impact of teaching British Values in the curriculum. Following safeguarding training impact of the training is noted and logged. Half termly behaviour reviews Monitoring lettings regularly Monitoring online usage regularly as well as what has been accessed on ipads and computers etc. E-safety tool kit used annually to devise an action plan and monitor our online safety offer Annual safeguarding audit used to monitor effective practise, action plan devised and monitored for its impact CPOMS monitoring review of actions.