Safeguarding
Safeguarding at Christ Church CE (C) Primary School
We aim for very high standards in safeguarding at Christ Church CE (c) Primary School.
If you see or hear any information that concerns you regarding safeguarding, please speak to
Mrs Julie Pilmore (Head Teacher) who is our Designated Safeguarding Leader (DSL)
Alternatively, you can speak to
Miss Amy Stonier who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Mrs Julie Pilmore Miss Amy Stonier
For more information and guidance about Safeguarding, please click here for our policy.
Children's Safeguarding Questionnaire December 2021
Keeping all children safe in school is of the highest priority at Christ Church. We frequently talk to the children about how they can keep safe including during lessons and worship. However, we believe that it is important to check that the children are clear about the messages that we deliver and that they feel safe in school.
To do this, we asked all of the children questions to find out if they know how to keep safe, whether they feel safe at school and if school could do anything further to help them to stay safe. Please see their answers below.
We always listen to pupil voice and you will be pleased to know that their suggestion about displaying playground rules for what else can we do to keep them safe in school, is being actioned and this will be displayed outside in the New Year.
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1. What do you think the word safeguarding means? |
Keeping people/children safe Helping children at school Staying and being safe Being safe online Teachers keeping children safe at school and at home When you practice being safe like fire alarms Being safe with our personal information
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2. Who is in charge of Safeguarding at Christ Church?
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Mrs Pilmore and Miss Stonier Mrs Pilmore helps to keep all the children safe All of the teachers All of the adults in school |
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3. Who else is responsible for safeguarding/ keeping everyone safe at school? |
Our teachers Ourselves The lunchtime/WAC staff The Governors Office staff Teaching assistants JLT Mrs Burbridge safeguards us at lunchtime Our parents We have to keep each other safe |
4. When do you learn about safeguarding and how to keep safe? |
In lessons: science/computing/PSHE In worship When we do class worship In road safety All the time at school and at home In PSHE – crossing the road, the PANTS rule |
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5. How do you know that you are safe? |
We have teachers and adults in school we feel safe with/to talk to We have school gates which are shut during the day Teachers/adults are always thinking about us We follow our school rules to keep us safe We learn lots from trusted adults We’re happy in school so we know we’re safe We do lots of things/learning to help us to keep safe online We feel comfortable, happy and supported in school Parents make us feel safe at home I feel safe to talk to teachers/adults in school and happy to ask questions Adults listen to the children in school There are fire exits Adults wear lanyards to tell us who they are Good to Be Green helps us to stay safe because we know what we can and can’t do If we fall over an adult helps us If someone is mean, an adult will help to sort things out. |
6. How do you know when you are or feel unsafe? |
If we do something without permission When we don’t follow the school rules because they keep us safe When you are alone If you don’t have a trusted adult around If you get an ‘oh-uh’ feeling in your tummy |
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7. What should you do if you feel unsafe? |
Tell a grown up Tell a teacher Find an adult and ask them for help Tell parents or teachers Tell Mrs Pilmore or Miss Stonier Tell a trusted adult Tell the police |
8. What should you do if you know of someone else who is unsafe? |
Tell an adult Tell your parents or teacher Tell a trusted adult Be kind to them and try to help Ask them if they are ok Ask them why they don’t feel safe |
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9. What do you do if you see an adult in school who you don’t know? |
Tell a teacher Tell an adult you trust Walk away and find an adult you know They would wear a white visitor badge if they are new to school Ask them where their badge is Teachers/ adults we can trust have to wear badges with their names on Check their pass/lanyard
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10. What can we do at Christ Church to keep you even safer? |
Keep doing what everyone is doing More cameras A big board outside with the playground rules on them so everyone knows Nothing more – we already feel safe Continue to help us when we feel sad We already feel really safe Teachers are really kind
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11. What will happen if you tell someone that either you or someone you know is unsafe? |
An adult will help us An adult will listen – they might have to tell someone else Teachers will help us and make us feel safe Teachers always investigate to get the truth and help us Teachers will help us to sort things out Teachers might talk to our parents and help us |
12. What do you know about e-safety and staying safe online? |
We don’t tell anyone our passwords or personal details What we write or put online is then always out there for people to see People can pretend to be someone else If a pop up comes up, tell an adult If we see something we don’t like/something that worries us, tell an adult We have things in school to stop us from going on any website – this keeps us safe The teachers teach us to stay safe online during lessons and in worship Mrs Pilmore does worships about how we can stay safe online Our teachers check what we look at online Some websites/Apps are only for children older than us If someone writes something unkind, we have to tell an adult We look at e-safety all the time in lessons but sometimes our teacher talks about it too Log out after you’ve finished using the computer |
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13. Do you learn about keeping safe during lessons in school? |
Yes - lots and lots Yes in computing, PSHE and in worship Yes absolutely Yes all of the time Yes – we know how to keep safe Yes – Mrs Pilmore talks about it in worship We have PANTS signs around school |
14. How do you keep safe online at home? |
We have to ask to go on the IPad My parents check what I go on I am not allowed devices in my bedroom My parents know my passwords I tell my parents if I am worried My parents can see what I am doing online The same as in school |
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15. What would you do if you were worried about something that has been said or something you’ve seen online? |
Tell a grown up Tell my teacher Try to ignore it and then tell an adult Not go on that App/website again |
