2016-2017 Paul Griffiths Amy McIntosh (Spofforth) Megan Foy (Follifoot) Sue Foster David Harrington Policy Review dates Review Date Changes made By whom Date Shared with staff May 2013 Updated key personnel HT GB June 2013 May 2014 Updated training, updated new DDLP for next academic year HT GB (SDC) then FGB June 2014 May 2015 Updated training, updated new DDLP for next academic year HT GB (SDC) then FGB June 2015 February 2016 Updated training, change of governors, combined policy for Federation HT GB (SDC) then FGB March 2016 April 2016 Updates references to additional documentation. HT, FGB April 2016 October 2016 New model policy from NY LA Reference to updated(KCSiE) DfE 2016 HT School then FGB October 2016
of Staff Training Completed and details of course title and training provider Whole School Designated Senior Person Deputy Designated Senior Person 17th September 2009 Whole school basic awareness 24th November 2010 DSP training Completed 8th March 2012 3rd September 2012 Whole school basic awareness half day Basic awareness 18th November 2012 DDSP Protection training 13th June 2014 (AM) New basic awareness 4th November 2013 Safer recruitment 28th November 2011 Updated 7th November 2013 7.9.2015 PREVENT agenda training 6.11.14 Four parental difficulties that impact on children school - Basic Awareness 29th September 2015 27.1.15 Impact of of children L2 Home Office WRAP training 9th June 2015 Summer Term 2016 Online Prevent Training Via NYYC Safeguarding Board Team NSPCC Safer Recruitment On Line training module Started April 2016 MF – 6th July 2016 Impact of Abuse on Child Development. AM – 9th June Impact of Abuse on Child Development.
requirements of the Prevent duty, including online safety and are able to provide advice and support to staff on protecting children from the risk of radicalisation; Obtain access to resources and attend any relevant or refresher training courses; Encourage a culture of listening to children and taking account of their wishes and feelings, among all staff, in any measures the school or college may put in place to protect them. Raise Awareness Ensure the school’s child protection policies are known, understood and used appropriately; Ensure the school child protection policy is reviewed annually (as a minimum) and the procedures and implementation are updated and reviewed regularly, and work with governing bodies or proprietors regarding this; Ensure the child protection policy is available publicly and parents are aware of the fact that referrals about suspected abuse or neglect may be made and the role of the school or college in this; and Link with the NYSCB to make sure staff are aware of training opportunities and the latest local policies on safeguarding. protection file Where children leave the school or college ensure their child protection file is transferred to the new school or college as soon as possible. This should be transferred separately from the main pupil file, ensuring secure transit and confirmation of receipt should be obtained Ensure that CP records are retained until the young person’s 25th birthday if the school is the final school School must have regard to any other requirement requiring longer retention period: The current requirement under IICSA (Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse) is that records of child sex abuse should be retained for the period of the inquiry. Please see details Ensure that, if a child goes missing or leaves to be educated at home, the child protection file is forwarded to the Safeguarding Unit Manager, County Hall, Northallerton, DL7 8AE ensuring secure transit and obtaining confirmation of receipt.
North / White Horse / Coast Karen Lewis 01609 534200 07715 540711 Dave Peat (on leave until April 2017) 01609 535646 07814 533363 Julie Kaye (covering Dave’s post) 01609 532508 07814 533363 Managers (part-time): Alan Critchlow 01609 532320 07715540712 Heather Pearson 01609 532301 07715540741 Business Support including CME Coordinator (Children Missing Education) 01609 532477 NYCC RESOURCES 01609 798343 Customer Service Contact numbers for referral to Children’s Social Care in neighbouring Local Authorities: Redcar & Cleveland – 01642 771 500 Stockton on Tees – 01642 527 764 Darlington – 01325 346 200 Middlesbrough – 01642 726 004 Durham – 03000 267 979 Cumbria – 0333 240 1727 Lancashire – 0300 123 6720 Bradford – 01274 437 500 Leeds – 0113 376 0336 East Yorkshire – 395 500 Wakefield – 03458 503 503 Doncaster – 736 000 York – 01904 551 900