Safeguarding

Designated Safeguarding Team

Safeguarding

At Holy Trinity Primary School are dedicated to ensuring that our children are safe and happy at all times. The Safeguarding of their welfare and well-being is the school’s top priority.

In accordance with our safeguarding policy, this is defined as:

• Protecting pupils from maltreatment.
• Preventing the impairment of pupils’ mental and physical health or development.
• Ensuring that pupils grow up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care.
• Taking action to enable all pupils to have the best outcomes.

The school’s designated safeguarding lead is Liam Styles.  Its deputy designated safeguarding leads are: Stefan Roos ,  Kerri Wakefield, Kirsty West, Ruth Edge and Claire Dias.  All of these staff members have attended designated safeguarding lead in education training within the last two years.

The designated leads are the main contact points for any safeguarding issues within the school.

If you have any concerns about the health, safety or wellbeing of a child at Holy Trinity School, please contact the school office and ask to speak to one of the designated safeguarding team or send an e-mail marked for the attention of the safeguarding team. The details are as follows: office@holytrinity.barnetmail.net and 0208 8831824.

The school also has a designated safeguarding governor, David Powell (Co-Chair of Governors), who supports the school in its strategic safeguarding work as well as with policy and accountability.

Safeguarding is the responsibility of all members of school staff and a regular training programme is delivered to all staff. All members of staff, regardless of their role in school, have completed a 3-hour child protection awareness in education training as a minimum.

 Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy