Deb Eccles is Head of School at Sir Edmund Hillary Academy and Designated Safeguarding Lead.
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Nicola is Executive Headteacher at Sir Edmund Hillary Academy and a Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
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Cheryl is Assistant Headteacher at Sir Edmund Hillary Academy and a Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
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Aimee is the Attendance Officer at Sir Edmund Hillary Academy and a Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
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Lyndsey is the SENCO for Sir Edmund Hillary Academy and a Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
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The Governing Body is responsible for ensuring the appropriate procedures are in place for the protection of children from abuse of any kind. The Head Teacher is the Designated Person, to whom anybody can bring concerns, and ensures that agreed procedures are in place if required. We operate the Local Authority/Government guidance for staff recruitment; Disclosure and Barring Service checks are carried out before any appointments are made. We also operate a whistle blowing policy if any members of staff have concerns about a pupil’s safety. All staff regularly undergo child protection training.
In keeping with the Nottinghamshire Child Protection and Safeguarding Board expectations, we run a graduated response in line with Nottinghamshire County Council’s Pathway To Provision. We record incidents and observations about children and often we will discuss these with you to keep you informed or to clarify and help you in the care and safeguarding of your children.
If we have concerns about your child and need to make a referral to Social Care (MASH) we will always inform you first, unless to do so puts your child at further risk or danger, or we have tried to contact you and not been able to get through.
If you have concerns about a child’s welfare or safety, Social Care may be contacted through the MASH team on 0300 500 8090
Our full policy on safeguarding, Whole School Child Protection Policy, can be found within the Key Policies section of this website. You may also find the NSPCC website a useful resource for information.
Our Safeguarding Curriculum can be found here.
Our Prevent Risk Assessment 2024-25 can be found here.
For information about keeping your children safe online, visit our E-safety page using the link below.
Please see below our Safeguarding Newsletters. These will be released monthly and are designed to support parents in deepening their understanding of topical safeguarding issues.