Safeguarding
Who we are: Holy Trinity's Seven Designated Safeguarding Leads
Latest Child Protection Policy 2019-20
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.
Designated Safeguarding Leads
Mrs. J. Herrero - Head teacher
Mr. P. Stickley - Deputy Head Teacher
Mrs. A. Lilley - SENDCo
Mrs. A. Lane - SLT and Class Teacher
Mr. R. Sandle-Keynes - SLT and Class Teacher
Mrs. M Fleming - EAL Teacher
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.
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.
