E-Safety Our School Parents Our Learning News & Events Contact Us Safeguarding Safeguarding at LVS Safeguarding Policies and Documents Safeguarding is a preventative agenda that helps children to achieve their full potential, regardless of negative factors such as poverty or social exclusion, by providing services and support to overcome barriers to achievement. Lea Valley Primary School recognises that pupils may face many barriers to learning that may affect their prospects in later life. The school will safeguard and promote pupils’ welfare by focusing on preventative actions and services, so that all pupils are able to fulfil their potential. Lea Valley Primary School will promote pupils’ health by educating them on healthy diets and lifestyles, using the healthy schools programme and through school policy, for example: E-safety, Behaviour for Learning, Sex and Relationships Education, Drugs Education and Anti-bullying. Lea Valley Primary School will work closely with health professionals to monitor pupils’ health and ensure that pupils’ with health needs receive the extra support they need to fully participate in education. The Keeping Children Safe in Education statutory guidance can be accessed here: Keeping_children_safe_in_education_2019 A Definition of Safeguarding Safeguarding is a broad agenda and covers the following: protecting children from maltreatment; preventing impairment of children’s health or development; ensuring children are growing up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care; enabling children to have optimum life chances so they can enter adulthood successfully. E-Safety Lea Valley Primary School has a CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) lead who is responsible for ensuring that children are internet safe. Children are made aware of the potential risks through our e-safety curriculum. For more information please see our E-safety page… If you need to report an incident regarding E-safety to the Police please use the CEOP button below. Prevent From the 1st July 2015 schools and childcare providers have been issued with new advice and social media guidance to help them keep children safe from the risk of radicalisation and extremism. The advice has been published to coincide with the new prevent duty, introduced as part of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, which legally requires a range of organisations including schools to take steps to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism. Schools and childcare providers already play a vital role in keeping children safe from harm, including from the risks of extremism and radicalisation, and in promoting the welfare of children in their care. The Prevent Duty: DfE Guidance (June 2015) can be accessed here: Prevent Duty DfE Guidance Document For any more information please view our policies page. If you have any concerns in regards to the Safeguarding of any children at LVS please email: safeguarding@leavalley.haringey.sch.uk Welcome Our Aims Our Ethos Our Staff Safeguarding Attainment Results Policies Pupil Premium Sports Premium Governors Ofsted School Council The Library Latest News 21/07/2021 Summer Holiday Activities Haringey has launched a programme of activities available during the Summer Break. Please click on the link to access the brochure. Summer Brochure- Activities Read More 15/07/2021 Family Food Experience Study Lea Valley Primary is taking part in a study survey for Family Food Experience. If you would like to take part please follow the link below. Family_Food_Experience_Study Flyer NatCen Social… Read More 24/06/2021 Finance Officer Vacancy Finance Officer Advert Required: September 2021 (Fixed Term Contract with the possibility to Perm) Scale Sc 6 : £27,978-£28,992 per annum Pro Rata Hours: 21 hours per week – (term time… Read More Quick Links Term Dates Calendar News © 2017-2021 Lea Valley Primary All enquiries made to Agi Nicolau (Admin Officer) Somerford Grove Tottenham London N17 0PT Telephone: 0208 801 6915 Email: admin@leavalley.haringey.sch.uk Privacy Policy Site Map Review our policy or continue using this website to accept cookies. Cookie settingsACCEPT