Step On training must be refreshed every 12 months (Minimum 3 hours) Step Up training must be refreshed every 12 months (Time needed will depend on audited need) COMPLAINTS It is intended that by adopting this policy and keeping parents and governors informed we can avoid the need for complaints. All disputes which arise about the use of force by a member of staff will be dealt with according to Child Protection and Safeguarding policies. Any concerns regarding the application of this policy by staff should in the first instance be reported to the Headteacher and if this is not possible then the procedures outlined in the Whistleblowing Policy should be applied. Behaviour on Trips Outside School Children whose behaviour is such that the Group Leader is concerned for their safety, or for that of others, should be withdrawn from the activity. On residential visits the Group leader should consider whether such children should be sent home early. Parents and children should be told about the procedures for dealing with misbehaviour, how a child will be returned home safely and who will meet the cost. Policy to be reviewed September 2018
Step On training must be refreshed every 12 months (Minimum 3 hours) Step Up training must be refreshed every 12 months (Time needed will depend on audited need) COMPLAINTS It is intended that by adopting this policy and keeping parents and governors informed we can avoid the need for complaints. All disputes which arise about the use of force by a member of staff will be dealt with according to Child Protection and Safeguarding policies. Any concerns regarding the application of this policy by staff should in the first instance be reported to the Headteacher and if this is not possible then the procedures outlined in the Whistleblowing Policy should be applied. Behaviour on Trips Outside School Children whose behaviour is such that the Group Leader is concerned for their safety, or for that of others, should be withdrawn from the activity. On residential visits the Group leader should consider whether such children should be sent home early. Parents and children should be told about the procedures for dealing with misbehaviour, how a child will be returned home safely and who will meet the cost. Policy to be reviewed September 2018
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