At St Mary & St Joseph's the health, safety and well-being of all our children is of paramount importance. Parents send their children to school each day with the expectation that our school provides a secure environment in which their children can flourish. St Mary & St Joseph's ensures that this expectation becomes reality. In order to do this a wide range of measures have been put in place as detailed in the policy documents in column 3 below.
Esafety support for parents:
Can you answer YES to any of the following statements?
- I know the online games my child is playing
- I know the age restrictions and profile information being shared
- I am aware there is a chat/cam facility within the game
- I know who my children are communicating with
- My child and I know how to block/report other users
- I understand the dangers of pop ups and links
- I understand and have configured in app purchases.
Use the NSPCC's TEAM approach (Talk, Explore, Agree, Manage ) to help you and your child be 'esafety aware' online. Further details can be found here.
Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility. If you have a concern about a child please tell somebody who can help.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead for St Mary & St Joseph's is: Mrs Sarah Terrey
The Deputy Safeguarding Lead is: Miss Karen Cheeseman
The nominated governor for safeguarding and child protection is: Mr Nick Salt
The designated teacher for Looked After Children is: Miss Karen Cheeseman
Dorset Children's Services Social Care Single Point of Contact: 01202 228866 (Out of Hours: 01202 657279)
Mrs Sarah Terrey
Mrs S Terrey - DSL & Headteacher
(Geeta Verrell - interim, standing in during Mrs Terrey's absence)
Miss Karen Cheeseman
DSL