Keeping Your Child Safe
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Safeguarding Team DSL: Ms S Dempsey Deputy Head Safeguarding Consultant: Mrs N Menezes Nominated Governor: Mrs B Porter
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Heads of Year Year 7: Mr A Jobey Year 8: Mrs K Fowler Year 9: Mr S Gardiner Year 10: Ms L Arden Year 11: Mr I Stenson SENCO/Looked After Children: F Garvey Attendance and Behaviour Manager: Mr G May |
Here at St Peter’s, we are committed to keeping your child safe both in the time they spend with us and in their future lives. We strive to ensure that young people are alert to potential dangers in the world around them and are able to make informed and sensible choices. As well as weekly assemblies, dedicated Form Period sessions and a strong Access curriculum, we engage with experts on a variety of issues to make sure all our staff can support young people in having a healthy lifestyle and fulfilling their potential.
Here are some resources that might support you in your crucial role as a parent or carer. If you feel other advice would be useful, please contact your child’s head of year for more information.
NHS - A Mental Health Resource for Young People
Keeping your child safe online
Please click here for our Anti-Bullying Policy and other relevant policy documents
We have also included a short summary of agencies that could help support you and your child:
- Police - 999 direct or Public Protection Investigation Unit (PPIU) 0161 856 3707
- Childline - 0800 1111
- NSPCC 24 Hour free phone service - 0800 800 500
- Samaritans - 08457909090
- Women's Domestic Violence Helpline - 0161 636 7525
- Men's Domestic Violence Helpline - 0808 801 0327
School Nurse
St peter's has a nurse attached to the school on Mondays, if you have any health concerns your child's head of year may discuss referrals to the nurse with you.
