Safeguarding

Our Child Protection Policy gives detailed information on how we keep children safe at school. The policy can be found in the list of policies HERE.

Our pupils are taught about how to keep themselves safe and that if they have a problem or a concern either about themselves or about a friend then they should speak to their form tutor or a member of the pastoral team. Pupils are taught about online safety through the school curriculum including through PSHE, circle time and assemblies.

Our Safeguarding Leads

Keri Ellis - Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Role: SENCo and DSL
Email address: senco@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Ms Wayland - Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Role: Headteacher
Email address: Wendy.Wayland@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Mrs Hill - Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Role: EYFS Phase Leader
Email address: Jane.Hill@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Mrs Ellis - Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Role: Deputy Headteacher
Email address: Rebekah.Ellis@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Mr Thomas - Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Role: Deputy Headteacher
Email address: Rhodri.Thomas@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Naomi Phillips is the Governor Link for Safeguarding

Role: Link Governor
Email address: Naomi.Phillips@frithmanor.barnet.sch.uk

Safeguarding in school

A key message around safeguarding is the importance of talking about any worries or concerns and children are actively encouraged to talk about any issues they might have.

We have safeguarding posters in each classroom that show pupils who to talk to should they have a concern. However, if a child has a concern or worry then they should be reassured that they can speak to any member of staff in school.

Within school our pastoral team supports the children.

External agencies

We also work very closely with selected external agencies. Below is some information about these agencies.

CAMHS
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services offer support to children, young people and their families who are experiencing significant emotional difficulties or mental health issues. These can be accessed by a referral from your GP.
BICS