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Click here for an online supportive directory for parents and students to gain advice/information on a number of issues:
Mental health
Online safety
Bullying
Sexting
Knife crime
Child sexual exploitation.
Online Safety.pdf
Greenwood Academy DSL: Mrs Charlotte D'Oyly
Greenwood Academy DSL: Mrs Charlotte D'Oyly
Responsible for implementing policies and procedures, allocating resources to the safeguarding team and addressing safeguarding concerns. Also, responsible for dealing with safeguarding issues, providing advice and support to other staff, liaising with the local authority and working with other agencies.
Responsible for implementing policies and procedures, allocating resources to the safeguarding team and addressing safeguarding concerns. Also, responsible for dealing with safeguarding issues, providing advice and support to other staff, liaising with the local authority and working with other agencies.
Safeguarding is the underpinning ethos of Greenwood Academy. We are committed to educating our students and their parents on how to stay safe in all aspects of our community and the ever-changing culture they face.
Safeguarding is the underpinning ethos of Greenwood Academy. We are committed to educating our students and their parents on how to stay safe in all aspects of our community and the ever-changing culture they face.
We recognise that in today’s society our young people are growing up in a more challenging and unpredictable environment which can have additional dangers that may not be readily noticeable. For example the growing concerns around social media, online grooming and grooming in general, gangs, weapons, sexualised behaviour and exploitation of young people, rise in the viewing of pornography and its negative impact on relationships, as well as the radical views of extremists. Safeguarding covers much more than the few listed and further on you will see the knowledge we aim to instil, the interventions and support we offer.
We recognise that in today’s society our young people are growing up in a more challenging and unpredictable environment which can have additional dangers that may not be readily noticeable. For example the growing concerns around social media, online grooming and grooming in general, gangs, weapons, sexualised behaviour and exploitation of young people, rise in the viewing of pornography and its negative impact on relationships, as well as the radical views of extremists. Safeguarding covers much more than the few listed and further on you will see the knowledge we aim to instil, the interventions and support we offer.
To ensure our young people are equipped in recognising safeguarding concerns and how best to manage these concerns, education around these issues is delivered each academic year with specific events calendared in.
To ensure our young people are equipped in recognising safeguarding concerns and how best to manage these concerns, education around these issues is delivered each academic year with specific events calendared in.
Staff in school have a legal duty to report any concerns that they may have about the children and young people in their care; if they are concerned that the child may be suffering significant harm, particularly as a consequence of possible physical, emotional, sexual abuse or neglect. All adults working with or on behalf of children have a responsibility and duty of care to protect them.
Staff in school have a legal duty to report any concerns that they may have about the children and young people in their care; if they are concerned that the child may be suffering significant harm, particularly as a consequence of possible physical, emotional, sexual abuse or neglect. All adults working with or on behalf of children have a responsibility and duty of care to protect them.
If you are worried or concerned about your child or another child's safety and well being and would like to discuss it with a member of the Safeguarding Team, do not hesitate to contact us in school on the following email.
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