APPENDIX 2 APPENDIX 3 Safeguarding Basic Training I have read and understood the information in this document Please tick to Name Signature show you Date have read All staff have a responsibility to report child abuse or suspected child abuse. The Broadhurst School Designated Safeguarding Lead is the Headmistress Zoe Sylvester. If she is not available contact the Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead the Senior Teacher, Miss Jackie Clare You have received a copy of part one of Keeping Children Safe in Education (September 2016) (KCSIE). You have received a copy of the Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy. An updated version is always available in the staff policies file, on the server of our computer network or on our website. The policy explains the different types of abuse: physical, emotional, neglect and sexual. The policy outlines indicators of abuse. These factors should not be considered in isolation but viewed within the context of the child’s overall demeanour and our knowledge of the situation. If you suspect abuse or witness you must inform the Designated Senior Lead immediately. If you are approached by a pupil: Listen but promise to keep confidence. Do not ask leading questions but you can ask: Who? What? Where? When? Do write detailed notes (with names, dates, times and your signature) afterwards about what they told you using the child concern form. Give this record straight away to the Designated Senior Lead. Do not investigate. If you have a concern or are told about a concern and the subject is a member of staff you must inform the Headmistress, Zoe Sylvester immediately who is the Designated Safeguarding Lead. If you have a concern or are told a concern and the subject is the Headmistress you must inform the Senior Teacher immediately (Deputy Designated Lead). The Designated Safeguarding Lead may take the concern to Camden Social Services. If you are concerned that a child is in immediate danger you should always call the Police on 999 and Camden Safeguarding Children Board (CSCB) on 020 7974 6658 / 4127 (Full address details in our policy) You have received a copy of the Staff Code of Conduct. All staff, peripatetic, agency staff, volunteers and work experience students have a responsibility to ensure that children are safe from harm. Some key things that you should ensure are: your bags are securely stored including mobile phones any medication is securely stored
APPENDIX 2 APPENDIX 3 Safeguarding Basic Training I have read and understood the information in this document Name Signature Date Please tick to show you have read All staff have a responsibility to report child abuse or suspected child abuse. The Broadhurst School Designated Safeguarding Lead is the Headmistress Zoe Sylvester. If she is not available contact the Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead the Senior Teacher, Miss Jackie Clare You have received a copy of part one of Keeping Children Safe in Education (September 2016) (KCSIE). You have received a copy of the Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy. An updated version is always available in the staff policies file, on the server of our computer network or on our website. The policy explains the different types of abuse: physical, emotional, neglect and sexual. The policy outlines indicators of abuse. These factors should not be considered in isolation but viewed within the context of the child’s overall demeanour and our knowledge of the situation. If you suspect abuse or witness you must inform the Designated Senior Lead immediately. If you are approached by a pupil: Listen but promise to keep confidence. Do not ask leading questions but you can ask: Who? What? Where? When? Do write detailed notes (with names, dates, times and your signature) afterwards about what they told you using the child concern form. Give this record straight away to the Designated Senior Lead. Do not investigate. If you have a concern or are told about a concern and the subject is a member of staff you must inform the Headmistress, Zoe Sylvester immediately who is the Designated Safeguarding Lead. If you have a concern or are told a concern and the subject is the Headmistress you must inform the Senior Teacher immediately (Deputy Designated Lead). The Designated Safeguarding Lead may take the concern to Camden Social Services. If you are concerned that a child is in immediate danger you should always call the Police on 999 and Camden Safeguarding Children Board (CSCB) on 020 7974 6658 / 4127 (Full address details in our policy) You have received a copy of the Staff Code of Conduct. All staff, peripatetic, agency staff, volunteers and work experience students have a responsibility to ensure that children are safe from harm. Some key things that you should ensure are: your bags are securely stored including mobile phones any medication is securely stored
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