Safeguarding at Ixworth Primary
Safeguarding at Ixworth Primary
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Our Safeguarding Team
Mrs Marie Bird
Mrs Marie Bird
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Designated Safeguarding Lead
DSL
DSL
Mrs Sophie Ling
Mrs Sophie Ling
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
DDSL
DDSL
SENCO
Mrs Laura Griggs
Mrs Laura Griggs
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
DDSL
DDSL
Pupil Well being Lead, Mental First Aid trained, Bereavement training
At Ixworth CE Primary School safeguarding is key to all we do.
At Ixworth CE Primary School safeguarding is key to all we do.
We all take responsibility for safeguarding our children.
We all take responsibility for safeguarding our children.
Our Early Help Offer
Our Early Help Offer
Miss Jaime Ryan
Online Safety Lead
Lead teacher in Online Safety education and Computing.
Mrs Sophie Ling
SENDCO
Holds a SEND Award, SEND surgeries for staff, regular communication and support for parents.
Mrs Laura Griggs
Pupil & Wellbeing Lead
On duty at playtimes to support children, 1:1 & small group work with children, parent drop ins. Trained in anxiety, anger management and attachment.
Mrs Sophie Ling
LAC Lead
Gold Level PEP - awarded by Virtual Schools for second year running
Breakfast Club & After School Club
Offers support with homework and reading by familiar adults in an informal setting.
Pit Stop Lunchtime Club
Offering an alternative to the playground for children who choose to play inside at a range of quieter activities with a smaller group of children with adult support.
Nursery On Site
Good transition into Reception, strong links with parents & Health Visitors, early interventions.
PSHE
Regular Personal Social Health Education sessions (PSHE) including Relationships Education for all children.
Outside Agency Support
Strong working relationships with external professionals for example: County Inclusive Services, School Nursing Team, Speech & Language Services, Dyslexia Outreach, FASD Network, Specialist Education Services (SES).
Early Help Assessments
Early Help Assessment (EHA) is a system used by Suffolk County Council, schools, and other professionals to identify and support families facing difficulties before they become crises, focusing on a whole-family approach to build on strengths and address worries collaboratively.
Language Links
Staff trained in approach, assessments & interventions for Early Years' children who struggle with language comprehension.
Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE)
Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE)
Relationships Education
Relationships Education
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