Student Safety, Health and Wellbeing
Safeguarding team
Designated Safeguarding Lead | Dylan Owen
Student Safeguarding Leader | Nicole Blackwood
To report any safeguarding concerns about students please use the email below to contact us. We will always take your concerns seriously.
safeguarding@aclandburghley.camden.sch.uk
Anti-bullying
Bullying is not tolerated at Acland Burghley School. Our approach to bullying, and our anti-bullying policy, is set out in our Behaviour Policy (section 16 and Appendix D). It outlines how we:
- Prevent bullying from happening;
- Act to stop it;
- Use sanctions with students who have bullied others.
If a student or parent/carer has any concerns about bullying, they should immediately contact the Year Team Leader, and the Key Stage Director of Learning. These staff will take your concerns seriously, and will work with you and others to find a solution.
The behaviour policy contains lots of helpful advice for students, staff and families about combatting bullying. For further advice, try Kidscape on this link:
https://www.kidscape.org.uk.
Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) reporting tool
If students or parents have any concerns that a child is a victim of exploitation, they can report this to the CEOP using the button below.
As well as investigating the alleged crime, CEOP follow up with support and education for the young person affected. CEOP also have some excellent resources for families, to enable them to support their children with safe internet use.
NHS urgent mental health support: 24/7 crisis lines
School Watch
Acland Burghley is working with police and volunteers to improve safety along routes and in relevant areas. School Watch is designed to help students feel safe travelling to and from school, see the flyer below for more details.
Online Safety
The latest Online Safety guidance from the South West Grid for Learning.
Managing the risks of Social Media use
The presentation from the talk held at the school on Wednesday 8 May 2019:
FGM
Female Genital Mutilation is illegal. To get more advice visit nspcc.org.uk/fgm or call the NSPCC's free, anonymous helpline on 0800 028 3550. Please see further resources below.
Useful documents
- Advice for parents about routine vaccinations during coronavirus 9 6 20 1
- BERRI study flyer T
- Camden polio letter June 2022
- CSCP Childrens guide to Child Protection
- CSCP Parents guide to Child Protection
- Information for parents to support childrens wellbeing January 2022
- Mental health difficulties in children and young people
- MHST EMHP Recruitment Event 1 6 22
- Mind EB Parents support group flyer
- Online Safety information
- Online Safety Policy approved FGB Sep 2021
- Online Safety poster
- Our Learning Community poster
- Radicalisation
- Relationships and Sex Education Policy approved FGB July 2021
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy approved FGB Sep 2021
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy COVID 19 annex
- Safeguarding Children How you can help
- SchoolWatch student leaflet with map
- Urgent mental health support for children young people and families
Useful websites
The following government and Camden websites contain useful advice and support for parents on a range of topics such as e-safety, radicalisation, social media etc.