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Welcome To

Broadwater Down Primary School

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  1. About Us
  2. Safeguarding and Online Safety

Safeguarding and Online Safety

At Broadwater Down Primary school we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all of our pupils, our staff and visitors. We believe everyone has the responsibility for the safeguarding and protection of our pupils.

As a school we are part of the wider safeguarding system who are responsible for promoting the welfare of all children. We ensure all children have a right to be heard and to have their wishes and feelings taken into account.

We ensure all our staff understand safe professional practice and adhere to and promote our safeguarding and online safety policies.

We identify approaches to educate and raise awareness of online safety throughout our community and we have clear procedures in place when responding to Safeguarding and Online Safety concerns.

Contacts

If you have any concerns about the well-being of any of our pupils or about a member of staff, please contact the office and ask to speak to our designated safeguarding team:

Designated Safeguarding Team:

Mrs Fenton 

Mr Maynard

Mr Cornelius

Miss Hodgkins

Mrs Day

 

Other safeguarding contacts:

Libby Wilmshurst - Family Support Advisor and Safeguarding Assistant

Penny Kift - Safeguarding Governor    

 

Further support:

The NSPCC also run a range of dedicated helplines which can be found at:

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/reporting-abuse/dedicated-helplines/

Online Safeguarding

To find out more about keeping your child/ren safe online please visit the site: https://nationalonlinesafety.com/ where you will find a wide range of one page guides to help you know all about the games, programmes and devices your child is using.

We have downloaded some below as a short cut for you:

The theme for this year's Safer Internet Day is:

Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online’.