This organisation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

We all have a role to play in protecting children and young people from child abuse and neglect. But a third of people who suspect child abuse, do nothing.

You don't have to be absolutely certain about your suspicions; if you have a feeling that something's not right, talk to your local children's social care team who can look into it.

Designated Safeguarding Leads

Mrs. J. Herrero - Head teacher

Mr. J Shuker - Assistant Head Teacher

Mr. R. Sandle-Keynes - SLT and Class Teacher

Mr T. Dale - SLT and Class Teacher

Miss E. Smith - Class Teacher

Mrs A. Parish - Class Teacher

Mrs L Horton - Teaching Assistant

Mrs E Eliade - Teaching Assistant and Trinity Stars Co-ordinator

Spotting potential signs of child abuse:

• Frequent unexplained injuries
• Consistently poor hygiene
• Becoming secretive
• Unexplained gifts or possessions
• Demanding or aggressive behaviour
• Frequent lateness or absence from school
• Avoiding their own family
• Constant tiredness
• Sexual or aggressive language
• Self-harming
• Being overly obedient

For further information, please download the infographic at the bottom of this page.