Safeguarding – Lincoln Gardens Primary School

Safeguarding Team

	Miss A Nuttall
	Designated Safeguarding Lead
	Headteacher
	Mrs N Goulthorpe
	Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
	Deputy Headteacher
	Mr C Jackson		Mrs A Benson
	Assistant Headteacher		Assistant Headteacher

	Miss H Moody		Mrs C Fairburn
	SENDCo & Inclusion Manager		Inclusion Assistant

On this page you will find updates, links and information regarding aspects of safeguarding within the classroom, school and beyond.

At Lincoln Gardens Primary School, the welfare of all our pupils is of great importance to us and we hope that parents are confident about their children’s health and safety whilst in our school. We will always try to share any concerns with parents. However, there are times when we are legally obliged to share our concerns with other agencies, without first speaking to parents, or without the consent of parents. The safety and protection of our pupils is our most important concern and we wish to reassure you that any sharing of information is done with the child’s best interest at heart.

If you have any concerns about the welfare or safety of any child in our school, the Safeguarding Lead is Miss Nuttall and the Deputy Safeguarding Leader is Mrs Goulthorpe. They can be contacted through the school office along with other members of the leadership team.

We have a duty to inform parents that there is a prohibition reporting or publishing details (including on social media) that could identify anyone who is subject to allegations.

Safeguarding Policies

**COVID-19 Safeguarding Addendum**

CP and Safeguarding Policy

Prevent for Parents

FGM Policy

Anti radicalisation policy

Keeping Children Safe in Education

CSE Update – Feb 2017

Children Missing in Education policy

Online Safety

The online world is rapidly developing and many of our children now have access to devices which enable them to connect to the internet, take images or video and communicate with others. While it is important not to obstruct them from developing skills from using these devices, it is essential that parents support their children in navigating the online world.

Some of the issues related to children using the internet are:

Accessing inappropriate content on the internet
Using ‘mature’ social networking sites, such as Facebook, and connecting with individuals they don’t know
Being cyber bullied by others on the internet
Using technology appropriately, e.g. webcams and cameras on mobile devices
Sharing personal information with others they don’t know on the internet
Playing video games with adult rating, e.g. Call of Duty.

If you feel that your child is being groomed or abused online, then use the Child Exploitation Online Protection (CEOP) Centre’s reporting form:

http://ceop.police.uk/safety-centre

The important message is that children can speak to a responsible adult if they feel worried about something related to the internet.

For further information about family filtering for home broadband

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Primary/Tools/Parental-controls/

The resources on this page are to help children and parents to understand the risks and how to make devices safer to use.

FOR PUPILS

Early Years and Foundation Stage/Key Stage 1

Smartie The Penguin (online story)

kidsmart.org.uk/teachers/ks1/readsmartie.aspx

Digiduck’s Big Decision (online story)

kidsmart.org.uk/teachers/ks1/digiduck.aspx