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Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy This policy is informed by Keeping Children Safe in Education September 2016 and includes statutory guidance, across 3 local authorities, which academies must have regard to. Document Control Version 2 Number: Applicable All Academies To: Committee: CMAT Valuing People - Students Approved By October 2017 Principals in: Review Yearly Cycle: Date of Next September 2018 Review: Related Safer Recruitment Policy CMAT Physical Restraint: Guidance and Procedure Policies: Searching and Confiscation Policy Supporting Children with Medical Conditions Policy Intimate Care Policy Children Looked After Policy Visitor & Volunteer Policy Prevent Guidance & Procedure Attendance & Punctuality Policy Related Keeping Children Safe in Education: September 2016 Documents: Advice for practitioners: March 2015 Revised Prevent Duty Guidance for England and Wales: July 2015 Working Together to Safeguard Children: 2015 Education Child Protection Record Keeping Guidance Information sharing: Advice for practitioners providing safeguarding services to children, young people, parents and carers: DfE 2015 Multi-agency statutory guidance on female genital mutilation: April 2016 Guidance for Safer Working Practice for Adults who work with Children and Young People in Education Settings: October 2015 October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 1 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy Revisions Version Page/Para Description of Change Approved On No. 2 1 Addition of linked policy details Update of Academy contacts and addition of new Academies October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 2 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy Contents page REF DESCRIPTION PAGE Key Downham Feoffees Academy Ely College 4 Information Nene Park Academy North Cambridge Academy 5 Sawtry Junior Academy Sawtry Village Academy 6 Stamford Welland Academy Swavesey Village College 7 West Town primary Academy 8 External contact information App B Introduction 9 1 Prevention 10 2 Protection and Procedures 10 2.5 Liaison with other agencies 11 2.6 Record Keeping 12 2.7 Confidentiality and information sharing 12 2.8 Communication with parents 12 3 Supporting vulnerable children 13 3.5 Substance misuse and child protection 14 3.6 Children of Substance Misusing Parents/Carers 14 3.7 Domestic Abuse 14 3.8 Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) 15 3.9 Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) 15 3.10 Honor based violence (HBV) 16 4 Peer on peer abuse 16 5 Prevention of Radicalisation and Extremism 16 6 Preventing unsuitable people from working with children 17 7 Other related in policies and guidance in detail 18 8 Special Educational Needs 19 9 Academy Council responsibilities 20 Appendix A Categories of abuse 21 Appendix B Relevant contacts and related documents in detail 23 Appendix C Managing an Allegation Against a Member of Staff in your 24 Establishment October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 3 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy Key Information – this is unique for each Academy DOWNHAM FEOFFEES ACADEMY Name Telephone Email contact Designated Safeguarding Susan Jaques 01353 699325 [email protected] Lead Deputy Designated Paul Baddeley 01353 699325 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead Designated Safeguarding Claire Tod 01353 699325 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Jane Dooley 01353 699325 [email protected] Person Safeguarding Academy 01353 699325 Council member Single Point of Contact Susan Jaques 01353 699325 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Paul Baddeley 01353 699325 [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Jane Dooley [email protected] Recruitment training ELY COLLEGE Name Telephone email contact Designated Safeguarding Lynn Riches 01353 667763 [email protected] Lead Deputy Designated Sam Haworth 01353 667763 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead Designated Safeguarding Sheila Branch 01353 667763 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Debbie Knott 01353 667763 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Lisa Tomlinson 01353 667763 [email protected] Person Safeguarding Academy George McLeman [email protected] Council member Single Point of Contact Lynn Riches 01353 667763 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Richard Spencer 01353 667763 [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Lisa Tomlinson [email protected] Recruitment training Bev Saddington [email protected] October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 4 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy NENE PARK ACADEMY Name Telephone email contact Designated Safeguarding Steve Howard 01733 368300 [email protected] Lead Deputy Designated Kevin Hartley 01733 368357 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead Designated Safeguarding Sharon Templeman 01733 368311 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Lisa Crowther 01733 368326 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Wendy Swainson 01733 368377 [email protected] Person Safeguarding Academy Eric Fidler [email protected] Council member Single Point of Contact Kevin Hartley 01733 368357 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Steve Howard [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Michelle Petersen [email protected] Recruitment training Ellie Green [email protected] Kevin Hartley [email protected] Matt Albinson [email protected] Liz Pritchard [email protected] Alison Oleksow [email protected] NORTH CAMBRIDGE ACADEMY Name Telephone email contact Designated Safeguarding Martin Campbell 01223 491500 [email protected] Lead 01223 491520 Deputy Designated Jan Collings 01223 491500 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead 01223 491518 Designated Safeguarding Sarah Letherby 01223 491500 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Sarah Hasler 01223 491500 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Ross Knappett 01223 491500 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Katelyn Daniell 01223 491500 [email protected] Person Safeguarding Academy Matt Diston 07906 321188 [email protected] Council member Single Point of Contact Jan Collings 01223 491518 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Sam Fox 01223 491522 [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Martin Campbell 01223 491520 [email protected] Recruitment training Rachel Fox 01223 491500 [email protected] Sarah Pattison 01223 491500 [email protected] Nikki Smith 01223 491500 [email protected] Mick Kelly 01223 491500 [email protected] Ross Knappett 01223 491500 [email protected] Sarah Hasler 01223 491500 [email protected] Ali Gallagher 01223 491500 [email protected] rg October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 5 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy SAWTRY JUNIOR ACADEMY Name Telephone Email contact Designated Safeguarding Sarah Flack 01487 830204 [email protected] Lead Deputy Designated Becky Dear 01487 830204 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead Designated Safeguarding Nicola McAvoy 01487 830204 [email protected] Person Safeguarding Academy Louise Spinks 01487 830204 [email protected] Council member Single Point of Contact Sarah Flack 01487 830204 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Sarah Flack 01487 830204 [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Becky Dear [email protected] Recruitment training Kim Nickerson [email protected] Samantha Linnell [email protected] Jackie Gibbs (A/C chair) SAWTRY VILLAGE ACADEMY Name Telephone email contact Designated Safeguarding Neil Wilson 01487 830701 [email protected] Lead Deputy Designated Tracey Cadogan 01487 830701 [email protected] Safeguarding Lead Designated Safeguarding Neil Wilson 01487 830701 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding Tracey Cadogan 01487 830701 [email protected] Person Designated Safeguarding staff Debbie Dixon 01487 830701 [email protected] Joanne Harvey 01487 830701 [email protected] Maria Taylor 01487 830701 [email protected] Hayley Weightman 01487 830701 [email protected] Safeguarding Academy Mark Woods 01487 830701 [email protected] Council member Single Point of Contact Adam Mace 01487 830701 [email protected] (SPOC) (prevent lead) The following members of Sarah Wilson [email protected] staff have undertaken Safer Pete Evens [email protected] Recruitment training Amanda Jarvis [email protected] David Bridgeman [email protected] Neil Wilson [email protected] Susan Edwards [email protected] Paul Baynes [email protected] Simon Parsons [email protected] Keith Hicks [email protected] Julia Jones [email protected] Laurence Woodcock [email protected] Tracey Cadogan [email protected] Joanne Scott [email protected] October 2017 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust Page 6 of 24 For Review: September 2018 Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy STAMFORD WELLAND ACADEMY Name Telephone
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