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    Child Protection Leaflet (Final)

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    Greenford High School is committed to protecting students from harm and has systems in place to promote child safety. These include a child protection policy for staff, a designated Child Protection Officer to advise staff and students, and approval of all staff as suitable to work with children. The school also provides e-safety training. If a student is worried about abuse, they can speak confidentially with the Child Protection Officer or another trusted staff member. All agencies and individuals, including teachers, parents and students, share a duty to protect children from abuse.

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    Greenford High School is committed to protecting students from harm and has systems in place to promote child safety. These include a child protection policy for staff, a designated Child Protection Officer to advise staff and students, and approval of all staff as suitable to work with children. The school also provides e-safety training. If a student is worried about abuse, they can speak confidentially with the Child Protection Officer or another trusted staff member. All agencies and individuals, including teachers, parents and students, share a duty to protect children from abuse.

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    Greenford High School is committed to protecting students from harm and has systems in place to promote child safety. These include a child protection policy for staff, a designated Child Protection Officer to advise staff and students, and approval of all staff as suitable to work with children. The school also provides e-safety training. If a student is worried about abuse, they can speak confidentially with the Child Protection Officer or another trusted staff member. All agencies and individuals, including teachers, parents and students, share a duty to protect children from abuse.

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    Greenford High School Child Protection

    Child Protection Policy


    The school is committed to safeguarding
    and promoting the welfare of pupils. Some What to do if you are wor-
    of the systems used to promote safety are: ried about abuse?

     There is a child protection policy for


    all staff to refer to. Children and young people can get hurt by
    people, some of whom they know, such as
     A Child Protection officer is available parents, relative, or friends. If you or some-
    to give advice to staff and pupils. one you know is experiencing abuse, it is
    important not to let it continue. Below are
     All staff employed in the school are some ways you can get help in school:- GREENFORD HIGH SCHOOL
    approved by authorities as suitable to
    work with pupils. a. You can talk to someone you trust, for Greenford High School recognises
    instance, your class teacher or pastoral the importance of its role to safe-
     E-Safety, such as internet and mobile worker who can support you.
    phone safety, awareness training and guard children. It is committed to
    programmes are available to provide b. You can discuss matters in confidence with protecting children and to working
    guidance to students, parents, staff Ms Jane Ayshford, the School’s Child with other
    and governors. Protection Officer, in her office, on the first
    agencies to ensure their
    floor of A Block. You can also email her on:
    well-being
    [email protected]
    or ring her on (Greenford High School Policy)
    020 8578 9152 ext: 1106
    Greenford High School
    Lady Margaret Road
    Southall
    Middlesex
    UB1 2GU
    What is Child Protection? Physical abuse is when someone physically Who is responsible for keeping
    harms another person, sometimes causing
    bodily harm.
    children safe?
    Child Protection is about protecting
    children and young people from significant
    Emotional Abuse can happen, for example, if
    harm and abuse. Abuse includes anything
    a child is constantly criticised. Racist bullying
    which significantly affects a person’s well
    such as calling others names or using threats
    being.
    are also part of emotional abuse.

    Sexual Abuse is when people take advantage


    of others in a sexual manner. It can happen
    between adults, adults and children or
    among children and young people.
     The law states that all agencies and
    Neglect can result if adults fail to meet staff working with children and
    children’s needs, for example, if they do not young people, such as; teachers,
    ensure that children get education or food to doctors and social workers have a
    keep them healthy. duty to protect children from abuse.

     While at school, for example, all staff


    members have a duty to protect all
    pupils.
    What is Child Abuse?
     At home, parents and guardians have
    Child Abuse is a term used to describe a duty to protect and keep their chil-
    cruel actions towards children, which can dren safe.
    happen at home, or in public places such as
    schools.  Pupils also have a responsibility to
    protect one another from abusive
    The Children Act 1989, makes it law for behaviour.
    everyone to protect children and identifies
    four types of abuse known as; physical,  People in the community have a
    emotional, sexual and neglect. responsibility to protect children by
    reporting incidents of abuse.

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