Thank you to all families who attended the online safety and well being evening this week. Please see the link below for the presentation should anyone want some helpful tips on keeping young people safe online.
https://prezi.com/view/rys10huTErpuiffIVMCf/
Online Sexual Harassment Advice
Heritage High School recognises and committed to its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of its students and ensures that relevant and effective safeguarding practices exist and are actively promoted within the School.
Where concerns are raised about students’ safety or well-being, we will do our best to help and support them, but there might be situations where we may need to pass these concerns onto the local Children’s Services Department and appropriate external agencies for consideration and support.
We are all governed by the DFE document: Keeping children safe in education – Statutory guidance for schools and colleges. This document contains information on what schools and colleges should do and sets out the legal duties with which schools and colleges must comply in order to keep children safe. All of our staff have annual training and regular updates during the school year on safeguarding.
If you are concerned about the safeguarding of any students within the school you should report this without delay to a member of our safeguarding team.
Steve Richardson, Designated Safeguarding Lead: steve.richardson@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Sam Morris, Safeguarding Officer: sam.morris@heritage.ttct.co.uk
You can also report concerns to one of the Year Managers – Mr Ledger (Year 7), Mrs Foulds (Year 8) Mr Tweddle (Year 9), Mr Lodge (Year 10), Miss Thorpe (Year 11).
If you have an allegation against any member of staff, this should be reported directly to the Headteacher, Miss Elsdon headteacher@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Tell a Trusted Adult
Need to report a safeguarding concern? You can now do this via MyVoice. Click the button below to access our online safeguarding system.