Safeguarding
Keeping Children Safe Online - Preventing Radicalisation
NSPCC
Child Protection and Safeguarding: COVID-19 addendum
Oakham Safeguarding Team 2019-20
Safeguarding
This page aims to share information about Oakham's approach to safeguarding, along with information on how to promote safety for all of our learners in their activities linked to learning inside and outside of school.
Operation Encompass - West Midlands Police
The school works in partnership with West Midlands Police through Operation Encompass.
This process involves reporting to schools, prior to the start of the next school day, when a child or young person has been exposed to, or involved in, any domestic incident.
Operation Encompass will ensure that a member of the school staff, known as a Key Adult, is trained to allow them to liaise with the local authority and to use the information that has been shared.
This is done in confidence, while ensuring that the school is able to make provision for possible difficulties experienced by children, or their families, who have been involved in, or exposed to, a domestic abuse incident.
Prevent Policy
National Online Safety - Instagram guidance sheet
National Online Safety - 'Tick-Tock' guidance sheet
National Online Safety - MOMO Advice & Information
National Online Safety - Parents guide to 'Catfishing'
National Online Safety - BBRF & PEGI Age Ratings Guidance
National Online Safety guidance - 'GTA'
Advice for Parents - 'Fake News'
'conversation starter' poster about online safety.
Parents Advice Sheet for Youtube (13+)
Parental Advice sheet for WhatsApp (16+)
Parental advice sheet for Snapchat (13+)
Live Streaming - CEOP Parents & Carer guidance.
E-Safety
These links contain information for parents on keeping children safe online. They include useful tips and the latest updates for ways to promote safe browsing and use of the internet.
Social Media
Information to promote responsible use of soical media can be found in the information sheets attached. Also by clicking on the link below. The infographic shows the ages children must be to join a range of social media platforms, some might surprise you!
NSPCC information for keeping children safe online. Click here.
NEWS
Click on the links, letter and parent helpsheet to find out more about E-Safety in the curriculum this term.
