Designated Safeguarding Staff

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As part of the Government's Prevent strategy, all staff have completed CHANNEL training.  If you are interested in learning more about "CHANNEL" please click the find out more button.

PREVENT Duty Guidance. 

Children as young as six are being forced to carry and sell drugs far away from their homes. They are made to skip school, sleep in drug dens, keep secrets from their loved ones. They are treated as criminals when they often feel trapped in a hopeless situation.

Enough is enough. County lines and child exploitation must stop. Work is being carried out to end this type of abuse and give those who have been exploited a chance for a better future.

 Early Help (or early intervention) is support given to a family when a problem first emerges. It can be at any stage in a child or young person's life. The aim is to improve outcomes for children. 

At Sale and Davys C.E.Primary School Early Help is provided by Children First Derby and Derbyshire Childrens Services.

For more information on Early Help please see the NSPCC site Early Help

  We hold an Anti-Bullying week every year in school. Collective Worship focuses all week on anti-bullying themes and children take part in various workshops including E-Safety, Extremism and Cyber Bullying.  

Please see our Anti Bullying policy below for more information. 

 We invite the NSPCC into school every year to deliver their "Speak Out, Stay Safe" programme.  This is delivered by specially trained staff and consists of a whole school assembly and specific workshops targetted for KS1 and KS2 children.  The Speak Out, Stay Safe programme aims to give children the knowledge and understanding they need to stay safe from abuse. 

 Child Exploitation and Online Protection

Please click here to view to their website.

 We have joined councils and schools across the UK by sharing the Expert Parent's Guide to Childhood Anxiety. Please Click Here for more information. 

If you are considering changing school, it is important to inform the Headteacher as we have a duty to inform the Authority of any child that we believe has left our school and has not provided forwarding information on their destination and education provision.  If we are unable to establish your child's new school, we would have to refer them as a missing child to Education Welfare Services.  As a result, your child's name may be kept on a missing register and efforts will be made to trace them.  It is also important to know about a new school so that we can send on your child's records.  At the point when you have decided to change school, please ask the school office for a Pupil Exit Form.  If you are concerned that the details of your destination should not be shared with anyone but the Headteacher, please discuss this with her.  She will be able to ensure that access to your new address details is restricted appropriately

• Guidance for safer working practice for those working with children and young people in education settings  Click here
• Keeping Children Safe in Education: Information for schools. Click here
• Working Together to Safeguard Children: an inter-agency guide. Click here
• What to do if you are worried a child is being abused.  Click here
• Information Sharing. Click here
• Prevent Strategy. Click here

• Children Missing from Education.  Click here
• Domestic Violence & Abuse. Click here. 
•  Click here to go to the Derbyshire Safeguarding Board website 

• Children Missing from Education.  Click here
• Domestic Violence & Abuse. Click here. 
•  Click here to go to the Derbyshire Safeguarding Board website