Safeguarding at Chesterton Primary
Chesterton Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff, volunteers and visitors to share this commitment.
In case of a safeguarding (Child Protection) issue you will need to contact Miss Victoria Storey (Head of School/Senior Designated Person) straight away.
In the absence of Miss Victoria Storey you will need to contact Mrs Jessica Smith (Alternate Designated Persons), Miss Faiza Khokhar (Alternate Designated Persons)or Mrs Hamida Yasmin (Alternate Designated Persons).
The Designated Teacher for Looked After Children is Miss Victoria Storey.
The PREVENT Lead is Miss Victoria Storey.
The Online Safety Lead is Miss Victoria Storey.
The Governor with responsibility for Safeguarding and Looked After Children Simon Bainbridge who is also our Chair.
There is a school Safeguarding Policy which complies with national, Cambridgeshire Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB) and LA guidance DFE section 175/157 of the Education Act 2002. This is available at school on request and viewable on this page. See below.
Are you concerned about a child?
https://www.safeguardingcambspeterborough.org.uk/concerned/
You will find information about how to report a concern as a member of the public.
Telephone Numbers
Children's Social Care Services: 0345 045 5203
Cambridgeshire Police: 01353 358966
NSPCC Helpline: 0808 800 5000
IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 999
Staff and Visitors at Chesterton Primary School
All adults working or visiting Chesterton Primary School MUST wear their lanyard and ID badge at all times. All staff should question adults walking around the school and ask to see their ID badge.
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Blue Staff Lanyards Chesterton Primary School Staff |
Green Visitor Lanyards DBS Checked Visitors and/or Supply Staff |
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Active Learning Trust Lanyards DBS adults from The Active Learning Trust |
Red Visitor Lanyards No DBS - Visitors that must be accompanied by a member of staff at all times |
Safeguarding Documents
Please click here for further information on The Active Learning Trust's website.