The Bellbird Primary School

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and Child Protection Statement – July 2022 – here

Please read the above statement regarding the school’s duty to share information re Child Safeguarding to which  The Bellbird Primary School adheres.

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
As part of the schools continued support of promoting e-Safety, parents are encouraged to read the documents on this page. Here there are useful suggestions for how to keep your children safe while on the internet. This especially includes use of chat rooms and social networks where anyone could gain access to identifiable information about our children if anyone publically posts a careless message. Although there can be advantages of using social networks like Facebook, the school has decided that the children’s safety is paramount. If you have any e-safety concerns,  please contact The Bellbird School who will advise you on the best way forward.

Safeguarding Policies and Documents

Want to volunteer at The Bellbird? – read this document on safeguarding for more information

Intimate care policy – view PDF

Safeguarding and Child protection policy – view PDF

Whistle Blowing – view PDF

Safer Employment – view PDF

The Prevent Duty – view PDF

and updated Government Guidance – here

Keeping children safe in education – view PDF

Guidance for Safer Working Practice – view PDF

Parent pamphlet on the Prevent strategy – view PDF

Vodafone have produced a series of online internet / mobile phone safety ideas to help you and your child stay safe online. please click on the links below and follow the on-screen help.

View here

Very useful E-Safety documents

Safe online gaming tips for children – view PDF

A guide to online gaming for parents – view PDF

The good gaming guide – a parents guide to video games – view PDF

Online Gaming – view PDF

Stay safe on screen – How to chat on webcam with confidence – view PDF

Keeping your child safe online – A checklist for parents and carers – view PDF

Parents E-Safety and Online Issues – view PDF

 

Please look at the following website to help the parent and child stay safe on the internet:

www.childnet.com/resources