Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow Home About Us Secondary Sixth Form Recruitment Remote Learning Contact Links Safeguarding Royal Greenwich Trust School holds all aspects of Inclusion and Safeguarding at the heart of its ethos. As an educational institution, we believe that every student has a right to succeed academically, socially, morally and emotionally. The Inclusion team has been restructured this academic year to ensure that the individual needs of students will be met. Students’ safety is of primary importance. All students are taught about Modern Britain and British Values and SMSC throughout the curriculum and in PSHE sessions during Tutor time. We also work collaboratively with the Safer Schools Police team to ensure our students are and stay safe. Royal Greenwich Trust School follows the policies, practices guidance and procedures outlined by the Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership. If you are aware of a safeguarding issue affecting one of our students, you must report it to a member of our safeguarding team Who can support you? Ms Tutty Ms Nesbitt Mr Toye Ms Saunders Mr Davey Ms Tutty - Designated Safeguarding Lead - tutty.l@rgtrustschool.net Ms Nesbitt - Student Services Manager - nesbitt.a@rgtrustschool.net Use the NSPCC whistle blowing helpline if you feel you can’t raise your concern internally, or if your concern isn’t addressed 0800 028 0285, help@nspcc.org.uk. Who are our first aiders? Ms Peters Mr Lucking Mr Florin Ms Busia Ms Afolayan Mr Otesile Mr Fleming Mr Smart Mr Brownie Ms Mannion Ms Orpwood Mr Toye Ms Cariss Mr O’Brien Ms George Ms Saunders Ms Jannoo Mr Pritchard Mr Burch Policies The following policies outline child protection procedure at RGTS. Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy Domestic Violence Domestic abuse (also called domestic violence) happens when one person hurts or bullies another person who is or was their partner or who is in the same family. It can happen between people who are going out together, living together, have children together or are married to each other. It can happen either when people live together or separately. Domestic abuse can also happen after a relationship has finished. Usually (but not always) it is the man who is the abuser and the woman who gets hurt. Although domestic abuse happens mostly between adults, young people can be affected by the abuse that they see and hear, and they can be hurt or bullied as part of domestic abuse between adults. Young people may also experience abuse from their own boy/girlfriend. Women’s Aid defines domestic abuse as an incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour, including sexual violence, in the majority of cases by a partner or ex-partner, but also by a family member or carer. It is very common. In the vast majority of cases it is experienced by women and is perpetrated by men. For help and advice visit The Hide Out. 24-hour National Domestic Violence Freephone Helpline - 0808 2000 247 Toolbox | Childline Domestic abuse | Childline What is domestic abuse? - Womens Aid What is domestic violence? Your Stories | The Hide Out Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Diversity Role Models Project Useful Websites Online safety guidance and support for parents Health for Kids! Oxleas NHS Trust Links for wellbeing and mental health support in Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich and Kent. We are With you : Worried about yourself or someone else? Confidential Mental Health support Anna Freud podcasts for parents to help understand and manage child and family mental health issues. Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families - Supporting mental health and wellbeing in schools booklet Child Exploitation and Online Protection command Greenwich Youth Services Housing support for young people Help and Advice for 16-19 year olds in Greenwich Welcome Calendar and Term Dates Celebrating Success Coronavirus Information Funding and Reporting Leadership Team Ofsted Our Staff Partnerships Policies Results & Performance Safeguarding School Committee SEND Vision and Ethos Royal Greenwich Trust School is part of the University Schools Trust, which is a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (registered number 7742547), company’s registered office: UST House, Limehouse Causeway, London, E14 8AQ | 020 3405 9340 © Royal Greenwich Trust School 2021 | Cookies and Privacy We use cookies on this website to improve your browsing experience. Find out more... Stop OK