Senior Designated Safeguarding Officer
Safeguarding
We are committed to keeping children safe and happy at Bridestowe Primary. Safeguarding is the responsibility of all staff. If you have any concerns, please contact Mr Hill, Senior Designated Officer, or Mr Parsley, Deputy Designated Officer.
Mr Adam Hill HEAD OF SCHOOL |
Mr Matt Parsley y5/6 Class teacher Deputy Designated Safeguarding Officer |
Safeguarding during the Covid-19 crisis
Remember, we're all in this together.
Look after one another.
Here are some sites you may find useful:
www.nspcc.org.uk/
www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/
www.samaritans.org/
www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/
okefoodbank.org/
www.mind.org.uk/
During the school closure we are still contacting our vulnerable families on a regular basis.
If you are concerned about any child or school community member - please contact us via the admin email.
Look after one another.
Here are some sites you may find useful:
www.nspcc.org.uk/
www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/
www.samaritans.org/
www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/
okefoodbank.org/
www.mind.org.uk/
During the school closure we are still contacting our vulnerable families on a regular basis.
If you are concerned about any child or school community member - please contact us via the admin email.
Avoid loan sharks!
People worrying about money or struggling financially due to the ongoing situation with coronavirus (COVID-19) are being urged to avoid loan sharks.
Loan sharks are unregulated, often give cash loans without any paperwork and charge extortionate interest rates, which can be difficult to repay. Victims believe the loan shark is offering them a service, but their behaviour can quickly change if repayments are not met.
If you are concerned about your financial situation and need support, Citizens Advice has some useful information on their website.
The Government has published helpful advice if you are self-employed, claiming benefits or needing to make a claim for benefits and statutory sick pay. You can also find more details about statutory sick pay and about making a new claim for universal credit online.
Scams have increased during the coronavirus outbreak – up by 400% - so please be aware and be careful if you are asked to give out personal or financial information.
People worrying about money or struggling financially due to the ongoing situation with coronavirus (COVID-19) are being urged to avoid loan sharks.
Loan sharks are unregulated, often give cash loans without any paperwork and charge extortionate interest rates, which can be difficult to repay. Victims believe the loan shark is offering them a service, but their behaviour can quickly change if repayments are not met.
If you are concerned about your financial situation and need support, Citizens Advice has some useful information on their website.
The Government has published helpful advice if you are self-employed, claiming benefits or needing to make a claim for benefits and statutory sick pay. You can also find more details about statutory sick pay and about making a new claim for universal credit online.
Scams have increased during the coronavirus outbreak – up by 400% - so please be aware and be careful if you are asked to give out personal or financial information.
