1. Safeguarding Update Spring Term 2019
Student update
Mental health
Child criminal exploitation (county lines)

2. Positive mental health
Safeguarding Update
Positive mental health

3. Positive mental health
Safeguarding Update
Positive mental health

4. Counselling Services Autumn Term 2018
During the Autumn Term a total of 39 students have received counselling sessions - 9 through Youthline and 30 with school-funded counsellor Sue Byrne.
Pupil Premium students accounted for 23% of the total receiving counselling
Currently we have 19 students on a wait list for counselling sessions.

5. Additional Student Support Autumn Term 2018
During the Autumn Term 2018 a total of 20 students with additional needs (K) received emotional, social skills and study support.
50% of the students receiving additional support were pupil premium.

6. County Lines – Modern Slavery
Safeguarding Training
County Lines – Modern Slavery
Duty teams – be vigilant at the back of school and report any suspicious behaviour immediately to DSL / reception
All staff to remain vigilant and report any concerns immediately to DSL
Gangs fill the gaps of what is missing in a young person’s life
Our aim – be that missing gap by listening to them and being alert to signs and indicators

7. Safeguarding Training
Signs to look out for
Persistently going missing from school or home and / or being found out-of-area;
Unexplained acquisition of money, clothes, mobile phones or gifts
Excessive receipt of texts / phone calls
Relationships with controlling / older individuals or groups
Leaving home / care without explanation
Suspicion of physical assault / unexplained injuries
Parental concerns
Carrying weapons
Significant decline in school results / performance
Gang association or isolation from peers or social networks
Self-harm or significant changes in emotional well-being

8. CP and Safeguarding Procedures at Ranelagh
Safeguarding Training
CP and Safeguarding Procedures at Ranelagh
Collect information available to you on the Safeguarding Log Form
Discuss with the Designated Lead for Child Protection (Helen Starr/Mark Williams)
You can also consult with Social Services for advice – or contact the Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH Team) –
Out of Hour Duty Team (5pm-9am/weekends)