Being Safe
For our children 'Being Safe' covers so many aspects of their lives. It includes their right to be safe in their learning, their right to be respected by others, their right to be different, their right to use technology and many other rights. At Chaloner we teach children to be safe through our PSHE and Education in the Connected World Curriculum. Our school values refelct the qualities needed to keep ourselves and others safe and these underpin our assemblies, curriculum and whole school life at Chaloner Primary.. We teach children how to identify and minimise risk, how to make informed and safe choices and how to stand up for their own opinions and resist unhelpful peer pressure.
Sadly, we live in a society where some children and young adults are not safe. Please see below details of how to report incidents witnessed so the child or young adult can receive the support they need.
Childline is a child led website offering advice and support for children who don't feel safe in an area of their life. A link to this website can be found here.
At School
If you have any concerns about a child's safety at home or at school you have a duty to report it to the following people.
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Mrs M Parker
In her absence report to: Mrs L Daley
Safeguarding Governor: Mr M Bloomfield
All the above can be contacted through the school office on:
Tel: 01287 635728
email: office@chalonerprimary.org
On the Internet
If you have any concerns about on line material your child has accessed or need to report cyber bullying please contact the following people.
Headteacher: Mrs M Parker
On-Line Lead: Mrs C Garwood
All the above can be contacted through the school office on:
Tel: 01287 635728
email: office@chalonerprimary.org
In the Community
Click on the following link for local advice about safeguarding and making referrals to, Redcar and Cleveland's Safeguarding Children Board
A link to Guisborough Police Station to report any local concerns.
