Safeguarding and Keeping Children Safe

• All staff are DBS checked as part of the recruitment procedures and are made aware of our safeguarding policies & procedures during their induction.
•  All staff annually attend face to face safeguarding training as part of their INSET and have on-going regular updates in response to the needs of the children. They also complete extensive on-line safeguarding training.
• When conducting every recruitment process, all members of SLT have attended Safer Recruitment training.
• All visitors to school are signed in at reception and accompanied by a member of staff whilst in school. Regular visitors who have been DBS checked and completed full induction do not always have a member of staff with them.
• Visiting professionals/supply staff are asked to show photographic identification prior to entering school and their DBS details would be confirmed by their employer.
• All adults who collect children from school at any point in the school day must be on the contact list in the office or have an agreed arrangement with staff before they leave.
• All permanent members of staff have photographic ID for swipe-card entry
• All entry points into the building are safeguarded with self-locking security doors with electronic fobs or keypads, the codes of which are changed regularly
• The PSHCE curriculum teaches children how to look after themselves and to keep safe and identifies safe adults beyond the family to confide in at times of distress or identified danger
• Online Safety is taught within the Computing curriculum with regular reminders and is continually referred back to during a variety of lessons.
• All staff employed by Liscard Primary focus on the well-being of the children and are aware of the need to listen to and respect the views of all.
• A first day response is in place for all children that are absent from school. This would be a phone call home, followed by a home visit if required.
• Prevent Radicalisation and Extremism is part of training for staff and encouraging British Values is part of the curriculum at Liscard Primary school.
• Staff receive training and updates on Keeping Children Safe in Education so they are aware of any changes e.g child on child abuse, sexual harassment, so called honour based abuse.(KCSIE Sept 2022)

NSPCC Report Abuse Helpline

• If you have concerns about a child, the following documents may be able to guide you in the right direction:
  • Safeguarding Poster
  • Safeguarding Information for Visitors 
  • Raising Safeguarding Concerns Regarding Professionals who work with Children & Young People
  • Worried About a Child or Young Person's Behaviour or Mental Health?

  Guidance from the NSPCC - The Underwear Rule 

  Please see:

  • The Underwear Rule - Guide for Parents
  • The Underwear Rule - Guide for Children
  • The Underwear Rule webpage

  Keeping safe online 

  Please have a look at the Share Aware leaflet - link at bottom of this page or visit the website below

  http://www.nspcc.org.uk

  Parents Guide to Extremism & Radicalisation

  Please see the leaflet below for further information