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Safeguarding Children and Internet Safety

We as a school are committed to ensuring the safety and well being of our children at all times. We do this by providing a safe environment for them to learn and develop whether this be in the classroom or using external resources found on the Internet.

In this section of our website, you will find details of our safeguarding practices and our Internet safety procedures which you can also use and follow at home.

Safeguarding Children

Schools play a large part in protecting children. We aim to provide a safe environment that is conducive to learning. We also aim to identify children who are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm, and take appropriate steps to keep them safe in school and at home when required.

To read our full Safeguarding Policy please click here. 

As a school there are set government guidelines which we have to adhere to regarding the safeguarding of our children. Some of these are listed below:

There are also many useful websites relating to safeguarding.  Below are a few that could be helpful should you think a child requires help. Please click on the links below to view:

If you have any issues regarding the safety of a child then please do not hesitate to contact the school to talk to a member of staff.

Operation Encompass

Encompass has been set up to help school provide support to children who have been present at incidents of domestic violence. 

Clenchwarton Primary School will be taking part in this jointly run operation with Norfolk County Council and Norfolk Police.

The school will receive a confidential phone call from the Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub before 9am on the morning after any domestic incident where a child at our school had been involved, present or witnessed.

The information is given to the school's Key Adults who are:

Jo Borley
Nicki Maddison
Jo Sewell
Rebecca Tuvey
Chloe Cousins
Rachel Daws
Dan Ryan

they will then enable support to be given dependent on the needs and wishes of the child.

We are keen to offer the best support possible to our pupils, and we believe this is going to be extremely beneficial to all those involved.

For more information on Operation Encompass within our school please click on the link below:

Operation Encompass

Safer School Partnership 

The Safer Schools Partnership is run by the Norfolk Constabulary to ensure that our young people are kept safe, reduce the risk of being drawn into crime, antisocial or extremist behaviour.  To improve the safety of the school and its surrounding area, building positive relationships with the police.  It also promotes shared values and improves relations generally within the school, and it's the wider community.

Internet Safety 

In this section you will learn how to stay safe on-line in our e-safety section. We hope that you enjoy using the Internet, and have fun but please remember to use the Internet safely and make sure that your parents know which websites you are visiting.

To read our Online Safety Policy please click here 

More information for parents can be found on our WNAT Online Safety Video for Parents below:

 

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InternetMatters.Org have a wealth of information on their website and have produced a series of leaflets for parents that will help your child to safely and confidently explore the digital world:

Online safety: Top Tips

Online safety tips for parents of pre-school children 0-5 Year Olds

Online safety tips for parents of primary school children 6-10 Year Olds

Online safety tips for parents of 11-13 Year Olds

Internet and Mobile Phone Use - A Guide for Parents 

Ofcom Media Report 2024

 

Please click on the links below to view some Internet safety guidelines that can be followed at home:

Further information on Internet safety for children and parents can be found by clicking on the links below:

BBC Stay Safe Disney Internet Safety Link Grid Club

7 Conversation Topics

Age Rating Guide

App Store Parents Guide

Catfishing Parents Guide

Engaging with Parents

FIFA Parents Guide

Fake News Parents Guide

Fortnite

GTA Parents Guide

House Party App Parents Guide

Instagram Parents Guide

Live Streaming Parents Guide

Minecraft Parents Guide

Online Bullying Guide

Online Grooming

Reddit Parents Guide

Roblox Parents Guide

Screen Addiction Parents Guide

Tik-Tok Parents Guide

YouTube Parents Guide

Social Media and Mental Health 

What Parents and Carers need to know about iPADS

Supporting Children's Mental Health -
10 Conversation Starters for Parents 
   

Other useful Websites: