You can talk to any member of staff.

They know what to do and how to keep everyone safe. 

✅ Year Manager

✅ Someone in the kitchen

✅ Someone in the office

✅ Any teacher

✅ A cleaner

✅ Any member of staff

If someone is in danger, it’s really important you tell a member of staff right away or call 999.

If no one is in immediate danger, you can contact us online and tell us what’s happening.

These online messages are sent confidentially to our Designated Safeguarding Lead, who will look at these messages during the school day in term time.

What happens if I ask for support?

We’re creating a culture where pupils can confidently ask for help and support when needed.

• We’ll take your report seriously.
• We will be supportive and keep you safe.
• You’re not creating a problem by reporting an incident.
• You should never feel ashamed about making a report.
• We will tell you what will happen next and with whom the information will be shared.
   

We can’t promise to keep it confidential, but we’ll only share it strictly with those who really need to know.

If you’re worried a child is in immediate danger, please call 999

If you are worried about your child, then please give us a call and ask to speak to the designated safeguarding lead.

If you are concerned about the welfare of another child, get in touch with our local children’s social services:

✅ Leeds Children’s Social Work Services

✅ NSPCC

✅ CEOP – Report an online incident to the police

✅ ThinkUKnow

✅ Childline

✅ IWF – Have inappropriate images removed from the internet

✅ ACT – Share concerns and find out more about Radicalisation and Extremism

✅ YoungMinds – Mental Health Support