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Safeguarding Statement and Policies
Safeguarding Statement and Policies
Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School is fully committed to the importance of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. We are proud to have in place both a robust child protection and safeguarding policy alongside equally stringent processes and procedures to ensure that ALL staff, volunteers and adults in our school share this commitment.
Who to contact
Who to contact
Our Designated Safeguarding Lead [DSL] is:
Mrs Julie Taylor
We also have 6 Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads. They are:
Mr David Logue
Mrs Katie Garghan
Mrs Nicola Harrison
Mrs Mary Kenny
Mrs Dee Tuohy
Miss Sarah Monaghan
Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy 2025.pdfHow to Contact
How to Contact
You can speak with any member of our staff if you have concerns about any child. All staff are fully trained at the beginning of every academic year, keeping up with the latest in Safeguarding Policy. Staff also have training throughout the year on safeguarding.
Rest assured that if you speak with any member of staff your concerns will be taken seriously - if you haven't spoken to a DSL then the information you provide will be passed on to them immediately.
You can contact any the DSL/DDSL:
Tel: 0121 675 2784
eMail: enquiry@corpuschristi.bham.sch.uk [mark the subject as 'safeguarding']
In the event that you are unable to get in touch with the DSL/DDSL you can contact the Children's Advice and Support Service (CASS) who provide a single point of contact for professionals and members of the public who want to access support or raise concerns about a child.
Monday to Thursday: 8:45am to 5:15pm
Friday: 8:45am to 4:15pm
Telephone: 0121 303 1888
Emergency out-of-hours
Emergency out-of-hours
Telephone: 0121 675 4806
Please always remember; if you feel that a child is in imminent danger then call the police on 999 immediately
Please always remember; if you feel that a child is in imminent danger then call the police on 999 immediately
Prevent Duty
Working positively to protect young people from radicalisation.
You may have heard about the Prevent Duty, which aims to prevent young people from being radicalised by, for example, far right extremists or religious extremists.
In school we have a duty to care for the children and take note of any child who is at risk of radicalisation, regardless of their background. We also have to take steps to help prevent children being exposed to extremist ideas. Our overriding priority is that children feel safe and able to demonstrate tolerance towards all cultures and religions, even when personal views may be different.
Duty of Care
The school liaises closely with various other professionals including West Midlands Police to ensure we work together as a team. We regularly have contact with the Police to ensure we fulfil our duties in protecting our children. We are informed immediately if they have had any incidents or concerns. If you would like to talk or ask any further questions regarding this, please visit the office to make an appointment with one of our Safeguarding Leads.
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