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Safeguarding

The Schools fully recognise the contribution they can make to protect children and support pupils in school. The aim of the policy is to safeguard and promote our pupil's welfare, safety and health by fostering an honest, open, caring and supportive climate. The pupil's welfare is of paramount importance.

Keeping Children Safe at Three Trees Academies

Designated Safeguarding lead - Jess Baird

Deputy DSL - Vikki Wilkins, Phil Poynton, Katherine Ng-Bell, Stacey Baker, Rachel Hatton

 

If you are a pupil in need of help you can;

Talk to an adult you trust at home

Speak to any adult at school

Use the worry boxes in school. It helps with a big worry, if you add your name.

Contact Childline by telephoning 0800 1111 (your call would be free) or go to, https://www.childline.org.uk/

 

Tips and support for the holidays

In case of an emergency when school is closed, please contact Children's Services or the police on the numbers listed below.

Police: 999

Children's Services South Derbyshire: Call Derbyshire telephone: 01629 533190 if you need advice, information, or you think you need an assessment of your social care needs.

If you're a member of the public with a concern please also contact Call Derbyshire, telephone: 01629 533190. One of the call handlers will discuss and identify with you the right services that will help to meet the family's needs.

If you have a safeguarding concern about a child at our school, please use the email address below to contact the school. A member of the safeguarding team will be on duty over the holiday and will respond. 

safeguarding@threetrees.risemat.co.uk

 

CHRISTMAS TIME SUPPORT

Christmas is a time many of us look forward to for a variety of reasons. But this time of year can come with added pressures, particularly if we set out to give our families the ‘perfect’ Christmas.

Please see below a link to a website with guidance on how to manage the expectations of children at this time of the year:

How to manage expectations of children at Christmas - Family Action

 

EARLY HELP

There may be times when your child, you and your family require some advice and support.  Early Help is a system to ensure that you get the right help and support needed.  This is provided through the Pingle Academy early help offer. We have a strong relationship with their team of family resource workers and are able to make referrals to them with your permission.  The team can advise you of other agencies that can offer support for you and your family and also visit your child / children at home and in school to complete direct work.  Please see the information in the documents below.

 

The documents below are all from Derbyshire Local Authority and have been produced for parents to help keep their children safe online.
  • CEOP Has something happened online that has made you feel worried or unsafe? Make a report to one of CEOP's Child Protection Advisors

  • Think You Know Find out more about Internet Safety. Great advice to keep children safe whilst using the internet.