Safeguarding
We are committed to making sure that our school is a safe and happy place to be. Pupils are regularly reminded how to keep themselves safe, this maybe during lessons, assembly time or through visitors to school. All children will be taught in line with the school’s safeguarding curriculum. Everybody in school takes health and safety very seriously. If you see anything that could be improved please mention it to a member of staff. All children in school are regularly reminded about who they can talk to if they feel worried, sad or upset. This includes the two members of staff who are responsible for safeguarding children.
OUR SAFEGUARDING TEAM
There are two Safeguarding Leads in school, Mrs Knowles is our Designated Safeguarding Lead. Mrs Smith is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Our chair of Governors Mrs S Allen leads on safeguarding on our Governing body supported by Mrs L. Brunning.
| Mrs D. Knowles | Mrs C. Smith |
You can find out more about our school's Safeguarding Policy by following the link here
CONCERNED ABOUT A CHILD?
If you are concerned about the safety or welfare of a child you should contact Mrs Debra Knowles who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead Person. You can contact her via the school telephone 01484 222750 or email: headteacher@shelleyfirstschool.co.uk
If Mrs Knowles is unavailable you should contact Mrs Catherine Smith using catherine.smith@shelleyfirstschool.co.uk
Alternatively contact Kirklees Referral and Response Service on 01484 456848
For further information about Child Safeguarding in Kirklees click on the link below:
PREVENT
Shelley First School is fully comitted to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all pupils. As a school we recognise that safeguarding against radicalisation and terrorism is no different from safeguarding against any other vulnerability.
School uses the Kirklees PREVENT Strategy. The aim of PREVENT is to safeguard and support young people and adults who may be vulnerable to radicilsation, to stop them from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.
For more information on the Kirklees PREVENT Strategy please click here
