Everyone’s Responsibility.
If you are worried about a child or young person
Speak to someone as soon as possible and tell them about your concerns.
If you consider a child or young person to be in IMMEDIATE danger then call Police Scotland on 999.
For non-emergency calls, you can call Police Scotland on 101 or the Social Work Contact Centre on 03451 551503 or email sw.enquiries@fife.gov.uk
Out of office hours (9 am to 5 pm) the Emergency Social Work number is 03451 550099.
Support Agencies for domestic abuse
- Fife Women’s Aid – Freephone helpline for women 24hr 0808 802 5555 Freephone helpline for children and young people 0808 801 0422
- Childline – 0800 1111
- Fife CEDAR+ (Children Experiencing Domestic Abuse Recovery) 01592 583 676
- National LGBT Domestic Violence Helpline – 0800 999 5428
- Shakti Women’s Aid – 0131 475 2399
- Men’s Advice Line, support for men experiencing domestic abuse – 0808 801 0327
- If you are, or think you might be domestically abusing a member of your family, there is help available through Respect 0808 8024040
Our school policy:
CP Safeguarding and Wellbeing Policy APS Feb ’24
Our updates and news letters:
Child protection matters. The team are advised to listen to children and report any concerns via our Care and Welfare process. A decision by the named persons/child protection coordinators will be made on how to proceed to support the child. Throughout we refer to the Fife guidance on child protection. Get in touch with either Lindsey Manton or Sharon Easton if you have any questions or concerns around child protection.
Report Remove
For a child or young person, having a sexual image or video of themselves shared online can be a distressing situation. This can be difficult for parents and carers too, but there are ways to help support children. If they’re under 18, they can use Report Remove. Report Remove is a tool that allows young people to confidentially report sexual images and videos of themselves and remove them from the internet. Provided by Childline and Internet Watch Foundation, it keeps the young person informed at each stage of their report and provides further support where necessary.
