Latymer All Saints C of E Primary School
Safeguarding
Online Safety is an important part of keeping children safe at Latymer All Saints C of E Primary School. We have extensive security measures in place in school, which are monitored both internally and externally, to help safeguard pupils from potential dangers or unsuitable materials. Any Online Safety incidents are recorded and managed.
We follow the recommended guidance stipulated by the Department of Education (DfE) for Schools and Colleges.
The following recommended guidance can be found here: Filtering and monitoring standards for schools and colleges
Also further information on our filtering and monitoring can be found on our Internet Service Provider website here: SchoolProtect | LGFL
Safeguarding and Child Protection
We take the safety of our children very seriously and have clear policies in place to support our safeguarding practice.
Please see our policies and procedures page to view safeguarding and child protection policies.
- Early Years provision – providing any care (inc. education) for a child up to and including reception age (from birth to 1st September following the child’s 5th birthday);
- Later Years provision – working in childcare provided by the school outside of school hours for children who are above reception age but who have not attained the age of 8.
- Management of any of the above provision.
Unsupervised, regular volunteers are also subject to safeguarding checks.
Supervised, regular volunteers are subject to safeguarding checks, with the current exception of the Children’s Barred List check.
All school staff and workers engaged directly are issued with photographic School ID.
As appropriate, visitors to the school are asked to provide Photographic ID wherever possible.
Third party organisations deploying staff or workers to the school are required to provide confirmation that pre-employment and safeguarding checks relevant to the role have been carried out.
Keeping Children Safe in Education - 2024
Safety online
Social media and the internet are an invaluable part of modern life, however they offer particular challenges in terms of safeguarding. The Thinkyouknow website offers practical advice for parents on how to keep their children safe online. Please access the website by clicking the link below.
Further information and guidance can be found on the internet safety page of this website.
Designated Child Protection staff
If you have any concerns about the safety or well-being of any child at Latymer All Saints, please do not hesitate to contact one of our designated Child Protection staff:
- Miss Moira Boardman (Deputy Headteacher)
- Mrs Sandra Johnson (Headteacher)
- Ms. Dominique St. John (Learning Mentor)
- Miss Sherilee Greenaway (Learning Mentor) effective from May 2024
- Mrs Elisabet-Coffi Rope (SENDCO)
Enfield children’s portal
Please click on the link below to access further information about children’s services in Enfield:
NSPCC whistleblowing helpline
If you are a professional who is concerned about how children are being protected in your workplace you can get advice on what to do by clicking the link below: