The health, safety and wellbeing of our students is paramount. We work with parents, carers and the wider community to protect and support them throughout their time with us.

Whilst  students are working from home during this Coronavirus Covid-19 isolation period, the Humberbeat Cyber Crime Prevent Team recommend to parents the following useful links and video's to help make sure your children are kept safe online:

Links:

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

https://www.getsafeonline.org

https://www.actionfraud.police.uk

Videos:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=XhpeFG9hGm4&feature=youtu.be…

https://youtube.com/watch?v=DjYrxzSe3DU

An open, caring and supportive environment

We strive to make sure our school is a safe, honest and open place for all our pupils. We are always here to listen and talk about your and your child’s fears, worries and concerns.

Every child matters

We are here to help all our students to become successful learners, confident individuals and responsible members of society. We aim to provide an environment where they can:

Be healthy
Stay safe
Enjoy and achieve
Make a positive contribution
Achieve economic wellbeing
Our Child Protection Policy
There are four main elements to our Child Protection Policy:

Prevention

We promote a positive school atmosphere and provide pastoral support to children and young people through safe and appropriate working practices.

Protection

We follow agreed procedures and make sure our staff are fully trained and supported to respond appropriately and sensitively to child protection concerns.

Support

We offer support, advice and guidance to students and staff in situations where young people may have been abused.

Collaboration

We work together with all our young people, parents and agencies to encourage safeguarding and wellbeing for all our students.

Our Child Protection Officer is Miss Sarah Hill

If you need to discuss concerns regarding your child or another student please contact her via the school office.

She has put together a list of links and helplines to some of the many organisations that offer advice and support to both students and their parents.

Support for parents

• East Riding Early Help and Safeguarding Hub - tel 395500

• Hull Early Help and Safeguarding Hub - tel 448879

• Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - tel 467540

• School Nurse Chat Health - text 07507332891

• Hull and East Riding MIND - email mind.org.uk or tel 240200

• CAMHS Crisis Team - tel 301701

• Refresh Drugs Support - tel 331059

• SEEDS Support for Eating Disorders - tel 718130

• Sexting in schools and colleges
• Exploring self-esteem and attention
• Positive and unhealthy attention
• Staying safe online booklet
• Childnet Parents factsheet
• NSPCC online safety leaflet
• NSPCC share aware leaflet
• Not in Our Community

LGBT

• Stonewall
• Cornerhouse

Bullying – children and young people

• Bullies Out
• Stop Bullying
• http://notinourcommunity.org/

Support for children and young people

LIKE App online parental safety guide - June 2019

• Childline
• Kidscape

• The school nurse is available at a weekly session to offer support on a variety of issues such as internet and social media safety, sleep, anxiety and stress,  emotional wellbeing etc
• The school offers social, mediation and self-help sessions.  For more details contact Dan Kent 
• CEOP

Drugs, sex and alcohol

• Talk to Frank
• Drugsline
• Drugfree.org 

Helplines

• Childline – 0800 1111
• NSPCC Helpline – 0808 800 5000
• Parentline Plus – 0808 800 2222
• Kidscape – 0845 120 5204