Child Protection

All educational establishments and services must take positive steps to help protect the children and young people in our care.

A concern prompted by any of the following should be reported in accordance with the procedures detailed below:

•A specific incident

• A disclosure made by a child or young person or parent/carer

•Information from a third party

•Adult behaviours/circumstances that may place the child or young person at risk of harm

•Child behaviours/circumstances that may place the child or young person at risk of harm

•A culmination of minor concerns over a period of time

 

Should any member of our team have concerns regarding the welfare or safety of any child, they have a duty to report these concerns to Donna McKay, Headteacher and Child Protection Coordinator.

Our Child Protection and Safeguarding Newsletter is updated monthly and shared internally with our team.

 

Please click on the link below to access our Child Protection Leaflet.

St Martin’s Child Protection Leaflet

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