Safeguarding
Our Safeguarding Ethos
The child’s welfare is of paramount importance. Our school will establish and maintain an ethos where pupils feel secure, are encouraged to talk, are listened to and are safe. Children at our school will be able to talk freely to any member of staff at our school if they are worried or concerned about something.
If you are worried about a child or young person, or you need some additional support, the Multi Agency Support Hub are able to support 24 hours a day. Please click here to access
As part of our commitment to safeguarding pupils, this page has information, contacts and links to organisation who can help or advise you on staying safe.
All our staff are Safeguarders but we have some key staff and a governor who have a focus on the safety of our pupils, to see who they are Click here (Click the back arrow in your browser to return to this page.)
The Trust has a Safeguarding policy which is kept under review by staff, governors and our external advisors, to view the policy Click here (Click the back arrow in your browser to return to this page.).
School Support, Guidance and Other Useful Organisations
Click the links below to access support, guidance or information on a range of issues that will help you to stay safe or that will help you help your child to stay safe. Click the back arrow in your browser to return to this page.
Guidance for parents and carers on online sexual harassment and keeping children safe online
At Oakwood, all of our pupils are provided with a Chromebook to enhance their learning experience. To ensure that the Chromebooks are used safely we hold a Chromebook evening for pupils and their parent or carer, a key focus of this event is eSafety. All pupils and parents are provided with information and guidance on staying safe via talks and handbooks, all pupils and parents are asked to sign an ‘Acceptable Use Policy’ before the Chromebooks are distributed. Details of this guidance is provided below:
Building positive relationships – Please click on the links below to view:-
MAP Relationships Schemes of Learning
Parents are also advised to read the advice provided by UK Safer Internet Centre. Please Click here to view
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