Keeping Children Safe at School
KS1 learn about the work of Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service
The staff and governors take seriously their commitment to safety at Trinity CE Primary School.
Information for parentsThe Governors have published a range of policies and information relating to keeping safe at school
Hard copies of these documents are available on request from the school office can can be downloaded from the 'Policies and Procedures' section of this website. Other documents for parents 
E-Safety: Keeping safe online
E-safety is taught as part of the computing curriculum. We also provide information to parents in order to reinforce these messages at home.
We've built a collection of useful documents and websites for parents which can be accessed here.. If you have concern about your child's safety online, please contact CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre) below. 
PREVENT
What is Prevent?
Prevent is part of the Government’s strategy to prevent extremism and terrorism. The purpose of Prevent is to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. Prevent focuses on all forms of terrorist threats. e.g. international terrorism, far right extremism (among others) Three key themes The police, Local Authorities, and our partner organisations are working together to help strengthen and empower our communities to reject those who want to cause harm. We work together and focus on three key themes: •Safeguarding vulnerable individuals through the provision of advice and support and intervention projects. •Working closely with institutions such as Universities, Schools, Prisons, Health, Charities and faith establishments. •Challenging extremist ideology by working closely with other local and national agencies, partners and communities Preventing radicalisation Resources for parents: (educateagainsthate.com) Following the school’s Safer School accreditation last year, Trinity CE Primary School has continued the process with even greater commitment. This week, I attended a ‘Safer School Group’ meeting at the school and I’d like to congratulate the school for their hard work in maintaining the accreditation. The Group meeting was positive and involved staff, governors, pupils, the Police and Shropshire Council. We reviewed security/safety, reflected on any issues/concerns including feedback from parents/pupils and planned for the future. The next Safer School Group meeting is scheduled for Summer 2018. Overall, excellent! |
If you are concerned about the welfare of a child, please if you think a child or young person is being harmed or is at risk of being harmed then you must contact Children's Services and tell them your concerns.
You can report your concerns online via the 'Report child abuse online - NSPCC website' or telephone the Initial Contact Team on 0345 678 9021. If you need to report concerns out of office hours then please contact the Emergency Duty Team on 0345 6789040. You can also speak to: Protecting Vulnerable People (West Mercia Police): 0300 333 3000 NSPCC: 0800 800 5000 Childline: 0800 1111 Safer Schools
Trinity CE Primary School was awarded the Safer Schools mark in July 2016 in recognition of the whole school approach to making schools a safe place for everyone. Our school is a ‘Safer School’ West Mercia Police and Shropshire Council support our school with the Safer School initiative. We are an accredited ‘Safer School’ and proud of our Safer School sign and certificate. The accreditation is reviewed every two years. The initiative is a holistic, practical and realistic approach to school security and personal safety. It gives our school a clear focus on the subject and turns a negative subject into a positive one. It sets a minimum standard for school security. The school has recognised the link between a successful school, pupil contentment, parent satisfaction, community involvement and the implementation of an effective risk management systems. Through the risk management system the school intends to establish the safety and security of staff, pupils and their property as a priority. This will be achieved by monitoring activity in and around school in a structured manner. Stakeholders in the school will be fully conversant with the system and will be actively encouraged to make constructive contributions. The school will undertake to reduce levels of anti-social and/or criminal activity through the accurate recording of incidents with specific details and locations: this will allow preventative actions to be taken in conjunction with all stakeholders. The school has committed to developing systems which will enable staff and pupils to concentrate on the process of education, secure in the knowledge that the environment in which they are working is as safe as possible Work of the committee has led to: In 2013/14 - Secure lobby built and entrance scheme - Introduction of 'fruit only' snacks policy to prevent litter - Introduction of visitors badge scheme - Improved supervision at lunchtimes In 2014/15 - Revised mobile phone policy - Installation of perimeter security fencing around the site. - Installation of more effective signage to guide visitors - Introduction of property marking scheme In 2015/16 - Changes to parent lunches system - Finger guards installed on all internal/external doors. - Celebration of e-safety day In 2016/17 - Improvements to security of school playground In 2017/18 - Improved 'sign in' at school lobby. In 2018/19 - Ensure full compliance with GDPR regulations - Marked steps clearly for site users. | ||||||||
