At Chapelford we have a very strong team who are responsible for the leadership of safeguarding. The Designated Safeguarding Leads are Mrs Hewson, Mrs Tottie, Mrs Earps, Mrs Hackney, Mrs Buckley and Mrs McDavid & Mrs Ogden. If you feel that any child is at risk, please contact them. We also have a designated governor, Mrs Worrall, who is responsible for the monitoring of all safeguarding procedures each half term. Our Strategic Safeguarding Lead is Mrs J Malone, who is reasonable for the monitoring off all safeguarding across the Multi Academy Trust.
Mrs HewsonSafeguarding LeadMrs TottieDeputy Safeguarding LeadMrs EarpsDeputy Safeguarding LeadMrs BuckleyDeputy Safeguarding LeadMrs McDavidDeputy Safeguarding LeadMrs OgdenDeputy Safeguarding LeadMiss HackneyDeputy Safeguarding LeadIn line with our Mission Statement, we are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our children - ensuring that all pupils, staff and visitors are safe at all times. Safeguarding children – the action we take to promote the welfare of children and protect them from hard – is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and families has a role to play. At Chapelford Village Primary School we aim to provide the best possible learning opportunities by having a friendly, healthy and safe environment that caters for and respects all our children’s physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs. In safeguarding children we are committed to ensuring that:
Safeguarding DocumentsPlease find below some useful links for Safeguarding: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/ Keeping Children Safe In Education Government Publication
This is a valuable initiative that means we can continue to support and help children and families within our school community when they need it the most. You can find out more by visiting the 'Operation Encompass' website or by contacting one of our Key Adults.
Within the context of our PSHE lessons, in addition to visits and visitors, the curriculum places the children's safety at the heart of everything we do. Our curriculum ensures that children know how to keep themselves safe and who they can talk to. Please find below further details. Early Help Offer at Chapelford Village Primary SchoolEarly Help refers to the offer of any information, advice or support to children, young people and their families as soon as possible in their lives, or when issues emerge, to help prevent problems from escalating. Listed below are some of the services the school can offer you:-
In Warrington, we know that children, young people and their families have different types of needs and sometimes they may require extra support. One way this extra support can be provided is through an Early Help Assessment. An Early Help Assessment can be completed by any professional, from any service, who is working with a child, young person or family. The Early Help Support Team's role is to provide information, guidance and support to professionals who are working with children, young people and their families. An Early Help Assessment benefits a child, young person or family because it:
An Early Help Review/Closure Plan complements the assessment by ensuring the correct level of support is provided for an individual/family at the right time. This allows for service provision to be regularly reviewed to ensure it continues to meet need and prevents needs escalating.
Early Help Contacts
Support for you and your Family
Supporting Children
Support regarding dependencyOnline Tutors – Keeping Children Safe (LGfL) Looking after your mental health
Self Care - Take a deep breath How to protect your mental health MindfulnessMindfulness is taking notice of how your body feels and what you see, smell and taste. Maybe you even feel emotions in your body, perhaps through a tightness somewhere, or a good sensation. Mindfulness is also noticing what your mind is doing. When you notice what is happening around you, you focus more deeply, and that attention to your own senses will help you improve in diverse areas of your life. Improved focus can help you achieve at higher levels in sports, school or music. It will help you score higher on tests, too. We always do better when we’re able to pay attention to what we’re doing, right? When you notice what is happening around you, it can help you to calm down when you’re sad, angry or frustrated. Mindfulness helps you deal with tough emotions, and mindfulness can make you happy and feel good.
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