Safeguarding

As a school, we take the safeguarding of our community very seriously. If you have concerns about the welfare or safeguarding of a child, please make sure you act upon it. You can speak confidentially to the class teacher in the first instance, or one of our Child Protection team. In emergencies you may need to contact the NSPCC, Social Care or the police.

Safeguarding News

Prevent

 

I’m pleased to inform parents the Prevent Team now have a presence on the Leeds City Council website. The information provided on the site will provide people with knowledge of Prevent in Leeds, how to notice the signs of radicalisation and where to go for support. There are also links to very useful documents as well as information on the Channel programme that we hope people find useful.

 

The link to the Prevent page can be found here -

 https://www.leeds.gov.uk/residents/neighbourhoods-and-community/prevent

Safeguarding Alert

We have been made aware of an app released in April this year which poses a significant risk to children and young people, UNICO LIVE is a relatively new live-streaming app developed by a Hong Kong based company. The App features unicorn imagery, which may make it attractive to children and young people. The app can be used to live stream, send images and send and receive gifts of monitory value. A test carried out by INEQE safeguarding group found high levels of engagement from adults instructing children to engage in sexualised activity. Their advice is to check your child's device and delete the app and engage young people in a conversation – about keeping safe online and who they would talk to if someone made them feel uncomfortable online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We take Cyber bullying very seriously in school. Any incident that is reported will be fully investigated and recorded. Parents of all the children will be informed. E Safety is a key element of the Computing and PSHCE curricular and advice is shared with Parents and carers too.