We take safeguarding children very seriously. All children have the right to be safe.

All of our staff receive regular, face to face training as well as follow-up online training as appropriate.  We use a computerised system called CPOMS to record any issues and this allows all adults to report concerns as quickly as possible.  We have an open door policy and children and parents can access support and guidance from lots of places at all times.

We work in partnership with external agencies including safeguarding, social care, the police, school nursing service and lots more to ensure that pupils are well looked after.

It is the responsibility of every adult in our school to ensure that we maintain the highest level of awareness about possible unsafe practices and deal with any issues immediately and appropriately.

Emergencies

If a child is in immediate danger, left alone or missing, you should contact the police directly and/or an ambulance using 999.

Non-emergencies

If there is no immediate danger but you are concerned about a child’s welfare during school hours, contact one of our Designated Safeguarding Leaders (DSL) listed below:

Mrs Towers DSL Headteacher	Mrs Ellison Deputy DSL Reception Teacher EYFS & KS1 Leader

Who else you can contact if you have a concern

If it is an emergency and you think that a child may be in immediate danger please contact the emergency services directly by calling 999.

If it is not an emergency, you can phone Northamptonshire's Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) on
0300 126 7000 or if you need to contact them urgently during the evening, at night or at the weekend, phone the out-of-hours team on 01604 626 938.

For more information about what happens when you raise a concern with the MASH see the Northamptonshire Children's Trust website.