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Safeguarding at Djanogly City Academy

At Djanogly City Academy we strive to make sure all our scholars are safe in the Academy , at home, on-line and in the community. ​

Our staff are committed to keeping our scholars  safe and secure and will endeavour to promote their personal safety and wellbeing.​

We recognise that the safety and protection of all students is of paramount importance and that all staff, including volunteers, have a full and active part to play in providing early help protecting students from harm. We believe that as an academy we should provide a caring, positive, safe and stimulating environment, which promotes the social, physical, emotional and moral development of all students. 

If you have any safeguarding concerns

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Safeguarding​

The purpose of safeguarding children is to:

- Protect them from abuse, maltreatment and exploitation.

Prevent anything from harming their health or development.

Ensure they can grow up under safe and effective care.

Take action to ensure they have the best outcomes in life

   

 Abuse 

Djanogly City Academy’s commitment to safeguarding encompasses ways in which we ensure children and young people foster security, confidence and independence. ​

The Academy has a duty of care and the right to take reasonable action to ensure the welfare and safety of its pupils. ​

If you have a cause to be concerned that a child may be subject to ill treatment, neglect or any other form of abuse, the Academy will follow child protection procedures and inform Children’s Services of its concern.​

City MASH (Social Care) 0115 8764800                                              Police 101 OR 999 (Emergency)

 Some signs to look out for are:
Bruises or other injuries
A change in behaviour – from quiet to loud, or from happy to withdrawn
Pain or discomfort
Fear of a particular person, or a reluctance to be alone with them
Secrecy around a relationship with a particular person
Reluctance to discuss where they go, or who they are with
Sexual talk or knowledge beyond their years
Being watchful, or always on edge, losing interest in their appearance, hobbies or family life
Alcohol or drug taking
Having money and refusing to say where it has come from

E-Safety

E-Safety is a national issue and we all must aim to ensure that the Internet is used in a safe manner. In addition to this, being aware of privacy settings, filters and safe usage of social networking sites will enable young people to feel protected online.

How we keep scholars safe

We keep children at Djanogly city academy safe by:

Having an up-to-date safeguarding and child protection policy which is reviewed on a regular basis and used as a working document.

Use Safer Recruitment guidelines to ensure that all staff are vetted stringently.

Promoting a culture of openness in which concerns can be shared by everybody.

Ensuring all our staff have up to date child protection and safeguarding training.

Sharing information with appropriate agencies if we have concerns and complete referrals when appropriate.

Identifying members of staff who have responsibility for safeguarding.

Ensuring that all visitors are aware of the importance of safeguarding within our school and know how to pass on any concerns they may have.

Safeguarding Documents/Policies

We will ensure all policies and procedures in respect of safeguarding children are up to date and in line with latest DfE legislation

 KCSIE 2023

Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023

Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy 2023 - 2024

E-Safety

Children missing education

DCA Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Statement

Prevent duty

KCSIE Annex F

Using after-school clubs, tuition and community activities

 Wellbeing & Support for Families 

Early Help – Supporting Families

A better way of targeting help and support to those families who need it most. Supporting Families focuses on the whole family and brings together the skills and expertise of all our frontline partners.​

Supporting Families

Educate against Hate

Educate against hate also provide a parent hub, full of resources to support you to educate your children.

Educate against Hate

Internet Safety

 Internet Safety

Wellbeing

Mental Wellbeing is how we are feeling, how we look after ourselves and how we manage life’s ups and downs.

Our Mental Wellbeing is really important and can change from day to day, week to week and even year to year.

Djanogly City Academy is committed to providing our Scholars with the very best start in life.

At Djanogly City Academy, we place the highest priority on safeguarding children.

To keep our scholars safe, we need the support of our community.

How can you help?

Please inform us immediately if you have any concerns about a young person’s safety, inside or outside of the Academy. Please ask for one of the staff shown above.

Your help and support is extremely important to us. If we are made aware of any issues, our trained staff can help to resolve any problems.

Safeguarding children…..Everyone’s job

Email | DCAsafeguarding@djanogly.notts.sch.uk

Tel | 0115 942 1300

 

DCA Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Statement