Safeguarding & Operation Encompass

Federation Designated Safeguarding Lead Team
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Crigglestone and The Castle Nursery Schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Robust pre-employment checks prior to appointment are carried out, to ensure that all safeguarding checks and procedures are met. 

 

If you have any concerns about a child or family, please speak to one of the above staff members, at your child's school. They can be contacted via the main school offices, (01924) 251151 - Crigglestone & (01924) 664787 - The Castle or by email, to: headteacher@crigglestonecastle.wakefield.sch.uk (Please label the subject: FAO: DSL/Safeguarding Concern). You can also contact Social Care Direct. Any information you give will be treated with confidentiality. 

 

Social Care Direct are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. 
Telephone 0845 8 503 503.

 

The school Designated Senior Leads for safeguarding are fully trained by Wakefield Local Authority. 

 

The school accesses further safeguarding training for all staff throughout the school year through. Key information and training is available from the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) website.  The WSCP is the key statutory mechanism for agreeing how the relevant children’s organisations in Wakefield co-operate to safeguard and promote the well-being of children and young people and to ensure the effectiveness of the work they carry out.

 

https://www.wakefieldscp.org.uk/ 

Education Safeguarding Policy 2024-2025

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Files
Education Safeguarding Policy 24-25.pdf .pdf

Our federation has adopted the Wakefield Young People's Charter. This was written by young people from across the Wakefield district alongside professionals. It demonstrates how young people want to be, and have the right to be, treated.

Wakefield Young People's Safeguarding Charter
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Wakefield Safeguarding Charter

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Files
WDSCB Young Peoples Charter Booklet.pdf .pdf
WSCP-Young-Peoples-Safeguarding-Charter-Poster-1.pdf .pdf
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Operation Encompass

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What is Operation Encompass?

Operation Encompass is an initiative to support children and young people in school following a domestic abuse incident the previous day.

 

The purpose of Operation Encompass is to safeguard and support those children and young people who have witnessed or been present or live at a property where there has been a domestic abuse incident.

 

Operation Encompass aims to ensure that appropriate school staff are made aware at the earliest possible stage in order to provide relevant and tailored support to children and young people immediately following the incident to help ‘make the next day better’.

How does it work?

A report is made to schools before the start of the next school day when there has been a domestic abuse incident the previous day and police are called.

 

The information is given in strict confidence to a Designated Safeguarding Lead in school who would then be able to support within the school day to lessen the impact of the incident and to support the child if they need it. 

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Safeguarding & Operation Encompass

Federation Designated Safeguarding Lead Team
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Crigglestone and The Castle Nursery Schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Robust pre-employment checks prior to appointment are carried out, to ensure that all safeguarding checks and procedures are met. 

 

If you have any concerns about a child or family, please speak to one of the above staff members, at your child's school. They can be contacted via the main school offices, (01924) 251151 - Crigglestone & (01924) 664787 - The Castle or by email, to: headteacher@crigglestonecastle.wakefield.sch.uk (Please label the subject: FAO: DSL/Safeguarding Concern). You can also contact Social Care Direct. Any information you give will be treated with confidentiality. 

 

Social Care Direct are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. 
Telephone 0845 8 503 503.

 

The school Designated Senior Leads for safeguarding are fully trained by Wakefield Local Authority. 

 

The school accesses further safeguarding training for all staff throughout the school year through. Key information and training is available from the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) website.  The WSCP is the key statutory mechanism for agreeing how the relevant children’s organisations in Wakefield co-operate to safeguard and promote the well-being of children and young people and to ensure the effectiveness of the work they carry out.

 

https://www.wakefieldscp.org.uk/ 

Education Safeguarding Policy 2024-2025

NameFormat
Files
Education Safeguarding Policy 24-25.pdf .pdf

Our federation has adopted the Wakefield Young People's Charter. This was written by young people from across the Wakefield district alongside professionals. It demonstrates how young people want to be, and have the right to be, treated.

Wakefield Young People's Safeguarding Charter
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Wakefield Safeguarding Charter

NameFormat
Files
WDSCB Young Peoples Charter Booklet.pdf .pdf
WSCP-Young-Peoples-Safeguarding-Charter-Poster-1.pdf .pdf
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Operation Encompass

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What is Operation Encompass?

Operation Encompass is an initiative to support children and young people in school following a domestic abuse incident the previous day.

 

The purpose of Operation Encompass is to safeguard and support those children and young people who have witnessed or been present or live at a property where there has been a domestic abuse incident.

 

Operation Encompass aims to ensure that appropriate school staff are made aware at the earliest possible stage in order to provide relevant and tailored support to children and young people immediately following the incident to help ‘make the next day better’.

How does it work?

A report is made to schools before the start of the next school day when there has been a domestic abuse incident the previous day and police are called.

 

The information is given in strict confidence to a Designated Safeguarding Lead in school who would then be able to support within the school day to lessen the impact of the incident and to support the child if they need it. 

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Safeguarding & Operation Encompass

Federation Designated Safeguarding Lead Team
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Crigglestone and The Castle Nursery Schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Robust pre-employment checks prior to appointment are carried out, to ensure that all safeguarding checks and procedures are met. 

 

If you have any concerns about a child or family, please speak to one of the above staff members, at your child's school. They can be contacted via the main school offices, (01924) 251151 - Crigglestone & (01924) 664787 - The Castle or by email, to: headteacher@crigglestonecastle.wakefield.sch.uk (Please label the subject: FAO: DSL/Safeguarding Concern). You can also contact Social Care Direct. Any information you give will be treated with confidentiality. 

 

Social Care Direct are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. 
Telephone 0845 8 503 503.

 

The school Designated Senior Leads for safeguarding are fully trained by Wakefield Local Authority. 

 

The school accesses further safeguarding training for all staff throughout the school year through. Key information and training is available from the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) website.  The WSCP is the key statutory mechanism for agreeing how the relevant children’s organisations in Wakefield co-operate to safeguard and promote the well-being of children and young people and to ensure the effectiveness of the work they carry out.

 

https://www.wakefieldscp.org.uk/ 

Education Safeguarding Policy 2024-2025

NameFormat
Files
Education Safeguarding Policy 24-25.pdf .pdf

Our federation has adopted the Wakefield Young People's Charter. This was written by young people from across the Wakefield district alongside professionals. It demonstrates how young people want to be, and have the right to be, treated.

Wakefield Young People's Safeguarding Charter
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Wakefield Safeguarding Charter

NameFormat
Files
WDSCB Young Peoples Charter Booklet.pdf .pdf
WSCP-Young-Peoples-Safeguarding-Charter-Poster-1.pdf .pdf
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Operation Encompass

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What is Operation Encompass?

Operation Encompass is an initiative to support children and young people in school following a domestic abuse incident the previous day.

 

The purpose of Operation Encompass is to safeguard and support those children and young people who have witnessed or been present or live at a property where there has been a domestic abuse incident.

 

Operation Encompass aims to ensure that appropriate school staff are made aware at the earliest possible stage in order to provide relevant and tailored support to children and young people immediately following the incident to help ‘make the next day better’.

How does it work?

A report is made to schools before the start of the next school day when there has been a domestic abuse incident the previous day and police are called.

 

The information is given in strict confidence to a Designated Safeguarding Lead in school who would then be able to support within the school day to lessen the impact of the incident and to support the child if they need it. 

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Safeguarding & Operation Encompass

Federation Designated Safeguarding Lead Team
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Crigglestone and The Castle Nursery Schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Robust pre-employment checks prior to appointment are carried out, to ensure that all safeguarding checks and procedures are met. 

 

If you have any concerns about a child or family, please speak to one of the above staff members, at your child's school. They can be contacted via the main school offices, (01924) 251151 - Crigglestone & (01924) 664787 - The Castle or by email, to: headteacher@crigglestonecastle.wakefield.sch.uk (Please label the subject: FAO: DSL/Safeguarding Concern). You can also contact Social Care Direct. Any information you give will be treated with confidentiality. 

 

Social Care Direct are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. 
Telephone 0845 8 503 503.

 

The school Designated Senior Leads for safeguarding are fully trained by Wakefield Local Authority. 

 

The school accesses further safeguarding training for all staff throughout the school year through. Key information and training is available from the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) website.  The WSCP is the key statutory mechanism for agreeing how the relevant children’s organisations in Wakefield co-operate to safeguard and promote the well-being of children and young people and to ensure the effectiveness of the work they carry out.

 

https://www.wakefieldscp.org.uk/ 

Education Safeguarding Policy 2024-2025

NameFormat
Files
Education Safeguarding Policy 24-25.pdf .pdf

Our federation has adopted the Wakefield Young People's Charter. This was written by young people from across the Wakefield district alongside professionals. It demonstrates how young people want to be, and have the right to be, treated.

Wakefield Young People's Safeguarding Charter
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Wakefield Safeguarding Charter

NameFormat
Files
WDSCB Young Peoples Charter Booklet.pdf .pdf
WSCP-Young-Peoples-Safeguarding-Charter-Poster-1.pdf .pdf
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Operation Encompass

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What is Operation Encompass?

Operation Encompass is an initiative to support children and young people in school following a domestic abuse incident the previous day.

 

The purpose of Operation Encompass is to safeguard and support those children and young people who have witnessed or been present or live at a property where there has been a domestic abuse incident.

 

Operation Encompass aims to ensure that appropriate school staff are made aware at the earliest possible stage in order to provide relevant and tailored support to children and young people immediately following the incident to help ‘make the next day better’.

How does it work?

A report is made to schools before the start of the next school day when there has been a domestic abuse incident the previous day and police are called.

 

The information is given in strict confidence to a Designated Safeguarding Lead in school who would then be able to support within the school day to lessen the impact of the incident and to support the child if they need it. 

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