Risk awareness-raising enables children to understand, respond to and calculate risk equips children with knowledge of the support available to them The potential for misuse of the internet to to groom or to abuse children is understood by staff prevented through well-developed strategies that keep children safe and that help keep themselves safe, and filters and monitoring systems staff oversee the safe use of electronic and social media, and staff take immediate action over bullying or risky behaviours Risk and personal safety A138(S) There is evidence that children are taught about Yes No risk throughout their time at the academy school A139(S) The curriculum covers personal safety Yes No A140(S) The curriculum covers e-safety Yes No A141(S) Efforts have been made to engage homes in Yes No supporting e-safety for children Female genital mutilation is an issue that teachers understand they must report to the police Female genital mutilation Yes No A142(S) There is a central record showing which adults have, and which have not, undertaken training on female genital mutilation A143(S) There is evidence to show all adults have been Yes No trained on female genital mutilation Yes No A144(S) When asked, one or more teachers, other staff, volunteers or local governors demonstrated that they knew that suspected cases of female genital mutilation must be reported to the police Health and safety measures protect children from harm
Risk awareness-raising enables children to understand, respond to and calculate risk equips children with knowledge of the support available to them The potential for misuse of the internet to to groom or to abuse children is understood by staff prevented through well-developed strategies that keep children safe and that help keep themselves safe, and filters and monitoring systems staff oversee the safe use of electronic and social media, and staff take immediate action over bullying or risky behaviours Risk and personal safety A138(S) There is evidence that children are taught about risk throughout their time at the academy school Yes No A139(S) The curriculum covers personal safety Yes No A140(S) The curriculum covers e-safety Yes No A141(S) Efforts have been made to engage homes in supporting e-safety for children Yes No Female genital mutilation is an issue that teachers understand they must report to the police Female genital mutilation A142(S) There is a central record showing which adults have, and which have not, undertaken training on female genital mutilation Yes No A143(S) There is evidence to show all adults have been trained on female genital mutilation Yes No A144(S) When asked, one or more teachers, other staff, volunteers or local governors demonstrated that they knew that suspected cases of female genital mutilation must be reported to the police Yes No Health and safety measures protect children from harm
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