Designated Safeguarding Lead: Mrs N. Sutcliffe
Deputy Safeguarding Lead: Mr T. Wilson
Deputy Safeguarding Lead: Mrs J. Dillon
Safeguarding Governor: Mrs J Butterworth
Mental Health and Wellbeing Lead: Miss J Bell
Corpus Christi’s school motto, ‘Together in One Body’, encapsulates our attitude towards bullying, in whatever form this may take.
Ofsted 2019
We recognise that in order to achieve anything in life it is important that we work together and treat everybody, regardless of gender, sexuality, race, colour, social conditions, language or religion, in a fair and respectful manner. We also believe in the intrinsic dignity and equality of all.
If a pupil is a victim of bullying or witnesses bullying, they are expected to report it as soon as possible to an adult at the school. Alternatively, they can report it anonymously online via the school’s website.
We are committed to raising awareness of any form of bullying and how we can work together to ensure that all members of our community feel safe.
At Corpus Christi Catholic High School, we do not tolerate bullying. It is important that pupils report any incidents of unkindness, discrimination or bullying immediately to a member of staff. The most effective way to report these incidents is to speak directly to a Head of Year or Pastoral Support Officer. If this is not possible, you can email your concerns to report@ccc.lancs.sch.uk or report a concern through the school website.
Information and advice on how to keep your child safe online
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Parental Factsheet- 10 tips to stay safe online
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Social Media – guide and advice for parents
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Online Safety – Keeping Children Safe in a Digital World
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See our monthly e-safety newsletters and more information about staying safe online here
Prevent is a government strategy aimed at safeguarding and supporting those vulnerable to radicalisation in order to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism or extremist causes. As a school we support the prevent duty by educating pupils on the possible ways people may be radicalised and have extremist views.
Our school is part of Operation Encompass which is a national scheme that operates jointly between schools and police forces.
Operation Encompass is the reporting to schools, prior to the start of the next school day, when a child or young person has experienced domestic abuse.
As a school we have ensured that three members of our staff, Mrs N Sutcliffe (Designated Safeguarding Lead), Mr T Wilson (deputy Safeguarding Lead) and Mrs J Dillon (Deputy Safeguarding Lead) have been trained in the Operation Encompass procedures allowing us to then use the information that has been shared, in confidence, to support the children in our care.
The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 identifies children who experience domestic abuse as victims of domestic abuse in their own right.
We are keen to offer the best support possible to all our pupils and we believe this will be extremely beneficial for all those involved.
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Advice for Parents and Carers- Keeping your child safe online
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NSPCC- Keeping Children safe online
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Live streaming- information for parents
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Talking to your child about Social Media & Mental health
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Social Media Guide for Parents
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CAMHS- make a referral
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This may help- advice for supporting your child’s mental health
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If you have any concerns about your child’s usage of the internet or social media platforms please contact your pastoral support officer.
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Childline
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Young Minds
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Kooth
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Shout
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CEOP Safety Centre
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Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy
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Anti-bullying Policy
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Online Safety Policy
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Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) | Mrs N. Sutcliffe | nsut@ccc.lancs.sch.uk |
Deputy DSL | Mrs T. Wilson | twil@ccc.lancs.sch.uk |
Deputy DSL | Mrs J. Dillon | jdil@ccc.lancs.sch.uk |
Safeguarding Governor | Mrs J Butterworth | If you wish to contact Mrs Butterworth, please ask at our school reception. |
Safeguarding leads can also be contacted by calling our school reception on 01772 716912.