Safeguarding

Designated Safeguarding Leads

If you have a safeguarding concern, please complete this contact [email protected]

The Designated Safeguarding Lead for Looked after Children is: 
Mrs A Waters 

The SLT member responsible for child protection and safeguarding is: 
Mrs Huggins

Norfolk County Council is offering support through the Norfolk Assistance Schemes (NAS) which may be able to provide support for food, fuel, clothes and other essential household items to families experiencing hardship. 

Wider support from a range of partners can then also be made available with NAS working alongside the Children’s Services Community and Partnerships service. Families may get in touch with NAS via their dedicated website which includes an online application form on the Norfolk County Council Website www.norfolk.gov.uk/neo or if you cannot access the internet, then call 0344 800 8020. 

The Academy is committed to the vital contribution all Governors and staff can make to safeguarding children. We will strive to make sure that every student in the Academy feels secure, well cared for and able to reach their full potential. 

We will ensure all our own staff, other professionals, parents/carers and students work together to know the rules about keeping children safe. They will understand the importance of following procedures and listening to each other, especially when there are concerns about safety. 

The Academy will work hard to reduce all the kinds of harm that children can suffer, including abuse, bullying, discrimination and avoidable injuries. 

Click to view information about MOMO 

• Please download Keeping Children Safe in Education
• Please download Working together to safeguarding children
• Please download Online Safety Guidance and Advice for Parents from Norfolk Constabulary. 
• Please download Coping with self-harm – A Guide for Parents and Carers 

• A Helpful resource for parents from Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board and Parental advice from the Rose Project, a local group supporting young people. 
• You may also be interested in this useful website from the NSPCC, Keeping Children Safe 
• Childline 
• Do You Sext? from Norfolk Constabulary 
• The UK Safer Internet Centre – Tips for Parents and Carers 
• Child Sexual Information leaflet from Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board 
  Modern pressures leaving girls with crippling fears about how they look 
• Alice’s story – A Victim of CSE 
• Prevent Duty Guidance 
• Exam Stress and Pressure: Childline 
• Safer Schools Partnership 
• Drug Crime – County Lines 

If you have any concerns about online safety, you can get support by: 

• reporting harmful online content to the UK Safer Internet Centre 
• getting government advice and trusted resources from Educate Against Hate on safeguarding from radicalisation, building resilience to extremism, and promoting shared values. 
• using the CEOP button below (CEOP is a law enforcement agency and is there to keep children and young people safe from sexual exploitation and abuse):