Safeguarding

Meet the Safeguarding Team

Designated Teacher for Looked After Children: Sally Feasey

Safeguarding Statement for Parents and Carers

Tudor Grange Academy Solihull ensures that all children learn in a safe, caring and enriching environment. Children are taught and offered support to keep themselves safe, to develop positive and healthy relationships and to avoid situations where they might be at risk, including being exploited by others. We have a statutory responsibility to share any concerns we might have about a child in need of protection with other agencies and in particular with police, health and children’s services. Schools are not able to investigate concerns but have a legal duty to refer them. In most instances, we will be able to inform the parents/carer of the need to make a referral. However, sometimes we may be advised by Children’s Social Care or police that the parent/carer cannot be informed whilst they investigate the matter. We understand the anxiety parents/carers feel when they are not told about any concerns from the outset. We always follow legislation that aims to act in the best interests of the child. If you have any questions about this information, please speak to a member of staff.

DOWNLOAD: Safeguarding Children Policy

CLICK: Local Safeguarding Partnership

Safeguarding News and Events

DOWNLOAD: What Parents & Carers Need To Know About Clubhouse

DOWNLOAD: Understanding Your Child’s Mental Health

DOWNLOAD: Live Forum Topic February 2021

DOWNLOAD: What Parents & Carers Need To Know – 7 Top Tips For Supporting Children To Express Themselves Safely Online

DOWNLOAD: What Parents & Carers Need To Know About WECHAT

DOWNLOAD: St Giles SOS+ parents’ leaflet 2021

DOWNLOAD: eSafety – Parent Guide to Fake News

DOWNLOAD: Parent Guide to Cyberpunk

DOWNLOAD: Live Forum Topic December 2020

DOWNLOAD: What parents need to know about the new Xbox Series

5th November 2020 – Panorama: Is TikTok Safe?
On Monday 2nd November, the BBC aired a Panorama programme entitled ‘Is Tiktok Safe?’. This was specifically discussing how safe it is for young users of the social networking app. It was very informative but is quite upsetting and disturbing in parts. It is a ‘must watch’ for parents whose children are using TikTok. Please follow the link below to watch on BBC iPlayer.

CLICK: BBC iPlayer Panorama: Is TikTok Safe?

DOWNLOAD: 12 Online Safety Tips for Children with New Devices