Avoids physical exercise or requires to be excused from physical education (PE) without a GP's letter; Spending long periods of time away from the classroom during the day with bladder or menstrual problems; Having prolonged or repeated absences from school or college; Spending longer than normal in the toilet due to difficulties urinating; Increased emotional or psychological e.g. withdrawal or depression or significant change in behaviour; about a pain or discomfort between her legs; Asking for help, but may not be explicit about the problem; and/or Being reluctant to undergo any medical examinations. A parent / other adult, a child or other children may also disclose that the child has been subjected to FGM. case of female genital mutilation (FGM), in addition to a referral to Social Care, the individual teacher also has a mandatory reporting duty; see Section 4 Taking Action on Concerns, Referral to Children’s Social Care and (2015). For further information about FGM see DSCBs safeguarding children procedures; . All concerns about female genital mutilation (FGM) must be reported to the Designated Safeguarding Lead or their deputy Appendix 14 SEXTING All incidents at Lees Brook School involving youth produced sexual imagery will be responded to as follows: The incident will be referred to the DSL as soon as possible • The DSL will hold an initial review meeting with appropriate school staff • will be subsequent interviews with the young people involved (if appropriate) • Parents will be informed at an early stage and involved in the process unless there is • good reason to believe that involving parents would put the young person at risk of harm
Avoids physical exercise or requires to be excused from physical education (PE) without a GP's letter; Spending long periods of time away from the classroom during the day with bladder or menstrual problems; Having prolonged or repeated absences from school or college; Spending longer than normal in the toilet due to difficulties urinating; Increased emotional or psychological e.g. withdrawal or depression or significant change in behaviour; about a pain or discomfort between her legs; Asking for help, but may not be explicit about the problem; and/or Being reluctant to undergo any medical examinations. A parent / other adult, a child or other children may also disclose that the child has been subjected to FGM. case of female genital mutilation (FGM), in addition to a referral to Social Care, the individual teacher also has a mandatory reporting duty; see Section 4 Taking Action on Concerns, Referral to Children’s Social Care and (2015). For further information about FGM see DSCBs safeguarding children procedures; . All concerns about female genital mutilation (FGM) must be reported to the Designated Safeguarding Lead or their deputy Appendix 14 SEXTING All incidents at Lees Brook School involving youth produced sexual imagery will be responded to as follows: • The incident will be referred to the DSL as soon as possible • The DSL will hold an initial review meeting with appropriate school staff • will be subsequent interviews with the young people involved (if appropriate) • Parents will be informed at an early stage and involved in the process unless there is good reason to believe that involving parents would put the young person at risk of harm
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