At Chaddesley Corbett Primary School, we are committed to safeguarding
Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School remains fully committed to the health and well being of our children. Staff endeavour to deliver these shared values:
At Chaddesley Corbett Primary School, we have a range of staff who work together as a safeguarding team. We work with children, parents/carers and external agencies to overcome barriers to learning by offering support through family support and pastoral support. Positive mental health is vitally important to children's development and success later in life. At Chaddesley, we place great emphasis on supporting children and families in a number of ways as it is vitally important to work in partnership to get the best possible outcomes for all.
Mental Health First Aid
Within our school, we have key staff who have received the Mental Health First Aid training, supporting staff to spot signs and symptoms of common mental health issues, provide non-judgmental support and reassurance, and guide the young person or adult to seek professional support they may need to recover.
- All children and young people need to be, and have a right to be safe from abuse and neglect.
- All work will be underpinned by the principles of the United Nations Convention on the rights of the child.
- Agencies and their staff have a shared responsibility to work together and safeguard children and young people, and to promote their welfare.
- Children and young people’s well being and safety will be at the heart of all our work.
- The views of children, young people and their families will be utilised to influence our work.
- All children and young people are unique and all our work will consider and address issues, diversity and vulnerability.
- Prevention, proactive and promotion strategies will be an important aspect of our work to safeguard children and young people.
At Chaddesley Corbett Primary School, we have a range of staff who work together as a safeguarding team. We work with children, parents/carers and external agencies to overcome barriers to learning by offering support through family support and pastoral support. Positive mental health is vitally important to children's development and success later in life. At Chaddesley, we place great emphasis on supporting children and families in a number of ways as it is vitally important to work in partnership to get the best possible outcomes for all.
Mental Health First Aid
Within our school, we have key staff who have received the Mental Health First Aid training, supporting staff to spot signs and symptoms of common mental health issues, provide non-judgmental support and reassurance, and guide the young person or adult to seek professional support they may need to recover.
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If you are worried about a child, please contact the above safeguarding leads. You can call into school and ask for an appointment or you can contact them by telephone on 01562 777312.
Information and Advice Websites
- Parents Protect - Together we can end child sexual abuse
- Guidance on Parenting Issues and Child Safety
- Safe Network - NSPCC, preventing abuse
- Sexting - advice for Parents and Carers
- WSCB - serious case reviews - advice for families
- Keeping it together- a parents guide to child exploitation
- Protecting children from online abuse
- Do you know who is talking to your child?
- A Parents guide to Cyberbullying
- Are you worried a child may be hurting themselves?
- Spot the signs- Banardos
- NSPCC- working to end child cruelty across the UK
- Stop it Now!
- Talking Pants- NSPCC The underwear rule
If you have reason to believe a child or young person is at immediate risk of harm, contact the police on 999.
Worcestershire Children's Services
Those concerned that a child is in need of protection can contact the Family Front Door on 01905 822666 from Monday to Friday 8.30am-4.30pm.
For assistance out of office hours (5.00pm to 8.00am weekdays and all day on weekends and bank holidays), please contact 01905 768020.
Worcestershire Children's Services
Those concerned that a child is in need of protection can contact the Family Front Door on 01905 822666 from Monday to Friday 8.30am-4.30pm.
For assistance out of office hours (5.00pm to 8.00am weekdays and all day on weekends and bank holidays), please contact 01905 768020.
