If you have any concerns regarding safeguarding children at Exning School then please contact:
Mrs Natasha Warren
Designated Safeguarding Lead, Online Safety Lead, Prevent Lead &
Designated Teacher for children who are in care or have previously been in care
natasha.warren@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Emma Hardy
Alternate Safeguarding & Online Safety Lead
emma.hardy@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Rachel Donald
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
rachel.donald@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Laura Baker
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
laura.baker@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
The nominated governor for safeguarding is:
David Bicker
One of our Safeguarding Leads is always available to discuss safeguarding concerns.
However, if you are concerned about an immediate risk to the safety of a child please call Customer First on 0808 800 4005. You can also report a child a risk of harm, abuse or neglect (safegaurding referral) via the Suffolk Children and Young People’s Portal.
In an emergency, call the Police on 999.
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their approach is child centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child.
(Keeping Children Safe in Education, Sep 2022)
At Exning, we recognise the moral and statutory responsibility placed on all staff to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children.
We aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment, underpinned by a culture of openness where both children and adults feel secure to raise concerns, believe they are being listened to, and that appropriate action will be taken to keep them safe.
We also ensure that safeguarding is embedded across our curriculum. It is important that children know how to be safe and what to do if they are worried about their safety.
Our policy applies to all staff, parents, governors, volunteers, visitors and pupils. A copy of our safeguarding policy is available to download from our policy download page here. A hard copy may be obtained on request from the school office.
What is early help?
Early Help means taking action to support a child, young person or their family early in the life of a problem, as soon as it emerges. Being a parent is one of the most important jobs there is - it is also one of the hardest. At Exning, we want to support parents when things are tough.
Early Help Offer
We pride ourselves in knowing our children well: we are alert to the welfare of our children, and are vigilant regarding any situation in which we can provide support. We have a number of systems in place to identify unmet needs, and we seek at all times to work in collaboration with families, with openness, integrity and understanding. The needs of the child is always at the centre of all we do.
If you are having difficulties, or struggling with anything at home, please come and talk to us. We have what we call an 'offer of early help'. There are many ways in which we can help.
Early Help is everyone’s responsibility. As such, you can speak with any member of the school team who would be happy to work with you, or pass your concerns on to one of the Safeguarding Leads. Usually, class teachers or staff working in the Office are the first contact for the child or the family.
Listed below is our school offer;
There are also agencies which you can contact independently should you wish to do so, who might be able to help and provide the support for your family.
Please visit our Online Safety page for information and advice on reducing the risks to your child online.
The Common Assessment Framework is a way of working with families that puts your needs at the heart of decisions made about you and your children.
Taking part in the process will help you work with people such as teachers, health staff or other lead professionals to gather, understand and share information about what is happening in your family's life.
The aim is that once all the conversations have taken place, the needs of your family will be at the heart of any decisions made about accessing further information or support in order to get to the right solutions for your child.
The CAF is voluntary – you and your child, or a young person can choose to be involved, and can withdraw at any time. You can also choose which service providers you want your information to be shared with. The CAF referral process does not guarantee that a service will be provided, but it does provide evidence of a need for further information and support. The CAF can also help provide evidence where there may be gaps in the provision of services.
Click here for more information: CAF Information for families
School Nursing Teams - Within Suffolk, the School Nursing teams are part of the Health and Children's Centre Service. They provide a range of services to help you and your family stay safe, happy and healthy.
Newmarket Open Door Foodbank - A local Foodbank which redistributes food and other household products to those in need and other charities, as well as running a Community Pop-Up Shop in conjunction with other charities and church organisations.Emotional Wellbeing Gateway - Whether you are experiencing mental health issues, are worried about someone you care for, or want to know how to stay mentally well, the Gateway website is the place to go for families and professionals to access mental health support services in Suffolk.
Healthy Suffolk - Suffolk Public Health Website
The Parent Hub - A single place for Suffolk parents or carers to find parenting advice and support to help their child's development.
West Suffolk Cost of Living Support - The rising cost of living pressures can affect any one at any time. If you, or someone you know in West Suffolk Council are struggling financially at this time, there is support and advice out there that can help.
Suffolk County Council Cost of Living Support - Find out what help is available to support you through the cost of living crisis.
Suffolk County Council Family Wellbeing - Parent and carer workshops and resources to help you support your young person's wellbeing.
If you have any concerns regarding safeguarding children at Exning School then please contact:
Mrs Natasha Warren
Designated Safeguarding Lead, Online Safety Lead, Prevent Lead &
Designated Teacher for children who are in care or have previously been in care
natasha.warren@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Emma Hardy
Alternate Safeguarding & Online Safety Lead
emma.hardy@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Rachel Donald
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
rachel.donald@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Laura Baker
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
laura.baker@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
The nominated governor for safeguarding is:
David Bicker
One of our Safeguarding Leads is always available to discuss safeguarding concerns.
However, if you are concerned about an immediate risk to the safety of a child please call Customer First on 0808 800 4005. You can also report a child a risk of harm, abuse or neglect (safegaurding referral) via the Suffolk Children and Young People’s Portal.
In an emergency, call the Police on 999.
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their approach is child centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child.
(Keeping Children Safe in Education, Sep 2022)
At Exning, we recognise the moral and statutory responsibility placed on all staff to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children.
We aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment, underpinned by a culture of openness where both children and adults feel secure to raise concerns, believe they are being listened to, and that appropriate action will be taken to keep them safe.
We also ensure that safeguarding is embedded across our curriculum. It is important that children know how to be safe and what to do if they are worried about their safety.
Our policy applies to all staff, parents, governors, volunteers, visitors and pupils. A copy of our safeguarding policy is available to download from our policy download page here. A hard copy may be obtained on request from the school office.
What is early help?
Early Help means taking action to support a child, young person or their family early in the life of a problem, as soon as it emerges. Being a parent is one of the most important jobs there is - it is also one of the hardest. At Exning, we want to support parents when things are tough.
Early Help Offer
We pride ourselves in knowing our children well: we are alert to the welfare of our children, and are vigilant regarding any situation in which we can provide support. We have a number of systems in place to identify unmet needs, and we seek at all times to work in collaboration with families, with openness, integrity and understanding. The needs of the child is always at the centre of all we do.
If you are having difficulties, or struggling with anything at home, please come and talk to us. We have what we call an 'offer of early help'. There are many ways in which we can help.
Early Help is everyone’s responsibility. As such, you can speak with any member of the school team who would be happy to work with you, or pass your concerns on to one of the Safeguarding Leads. Usually, class teachers or staff working in the Office are the first contact for the child or the family.
Listed below is our school offer;
There are also agencies which you can contact independently should you wish to do so, who might be able to help and provide the support for your family.
Please visit our Online Safety page for information and advice on reducing the risks to your child online.
The Common Assessment Framework is a way of working with families that puts your needs at the heart of decisions made about you and your children.
Taking part in the process will help you work with people such as teachers, health staff or other lead professionals to gather, understand and share information about what is happening in your family's life.
The aim is that once all the conversations have taken place, the needs of your family will be at the heart of any decisions made about accessing further information or support in order to get to the right solutions for your child.
The CAF is voluntary – you and your child, or a young person can choose to be involved, and can withdraw at any time. You can also choose which service providers you want your information to be shared with. The CAF referral process does not guarantee that a service will be provided, but it does provide evidence of a need for further information and support. The CAF can also help provide evidence where there may be gaps in the provision of services.
Click here for more information: CAF Information for families
School Nursing Teams - Within Suffolk, the School Nursing teams are part of the Health and Children's Centre Service. They provide a range of services to help you and your family stay safe, happy and healthy.
Newmarket Open Door Foodbank - A local Foodbank which redistributes food and other household products to those in need and other charities, as well as running a Community Pop-Up Shop in conjunction with other charities and church organisations.Emotional Wellbeing Gateway - Whether you are experiencing mental health issues, are worried about someone you care for, or want to know how to stay mentally well, the Gateway website is the place to go for families and professionals to access mental health support services in Suffolk.
Healthy Suffolk - Suffolk Public Health Website
The Parent Hub - A single place for Suffolk parents or carers to find parenting advice and support to help their child's development.
West Suffolk Cost of Living Support - The rising cost of living pressures can affect any one at any time. If you, or someone you know in West Suffolk Council are struggling financially at this time, there is support and advice out there that can help.
Suffolk County Council Cost of Living Support - Find out what help is available to support you through the cost of living crisis.
Suffolk County Council Family Wellbeing - Parent and carer workshops and resources to help you support your young person's wellbeing.
If you have any concerns regarding safeguarding children at Exning School then please contact:
Mrs Natasha Warren
Designated Safeguarding Lead, Online Safety Lead, Prevent Lead &
Designated Teacher for children who are in care or have previously been in care
natasha.warren@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Emma Hardy
Alternate Safeguarding & Online Safety Lead
emma.hardy@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Rachel Donald
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
rachel.donald@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Laura Baker
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
laura.baker@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
The nominated governor for safeguarding is:
David Bicker
One of our Safeguarding Leads is always available to discuss safeguarding concerns.
However, if you are concerned about an immediate risk to the safety of a child please call Customer First on 0808 800 4005. You can also report a child a risk of harm, abuse or neglect (safegaurding referral) via the Suffolk Children and Young People’s Portal.
In an emergency, call the Police on 999.
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their approach is child centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child.
(Keeping Children Safe in Education, Sep 2022)
At Exning, we recognise the moral and statutory responsibility placed on all staff to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children.
We aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment, underpinned by a culture of openness where both children and adults feel secure to raise concerns, believe they are being listened to, and that appropriate action will be taken to keep them safe.
We also ensure that safeguarding is embedded across our curriculum. It is important that children know how to be safe and what to do if they are worried about their safety.
Our policy applies to all staff, parents, governors, volunteers, visitors and pupils. A copy of our safeguarding policy is available to download from our policy download page here. A hard copy may be obtained on request from the school office.
What is early help?
Early Help means taking action to support a child, young person or their family early in the life of a problem, as soon as it emerges. Being a parent is one of the most important jobs there is - it is also one of the hardest. At Exning, we want to support parents when things are tough.
Early Help Offer
We pride ourselves in knowing our children well: we are alert to the welfare of our children, and are vigilant regarding any situation in which we can provide support. We have a number of systems in place to identify unmet needs, and we seek at all times to work in collaboration with families, with openness, integrity and understanding. The needs of the child is always at the centre of all we do.
If you are having difficulties, or struggling with anything at home, please come and talk to us. We have what we call an 'offer of early help'. There are many ways in which we can help.
Early Help is everyone’s responsibility. As such, you can speak with any member of the school team who would be happy to work with you, or pass your concerns on to one of the Safeguarding Leads. Usually, class teachers or staff working in the Office are the first contact for the child or the family.
Listed below is our school offer;
There are also agencies which you can contact independently should you wish to do so, who might be able to help and provide the support for your family.
Please visit our Online Safety page for information and advice on reducing the risks to your child online.
The Common Assessment Framework is a way of working with families that puts your needs at the heart of decisions made about you and your children.
Taking part in the process will help you work with people such as teachers, health staff or other lead professionals to gather, understand and share information about what is happening in your family's life.
The aim is that once all the conversations have taken place, the needs of your family will be at the heart of any decisions made about accessing further information or support in order to get to the right solutions for your child.
The CAF is voluntary – you and your child, or a young person can choose to be involved, and can withdraw at any time. You can also choose which service providers you want your information to be shared with. The CAF referral process does not guarantee that a service will be provided, but it does provide evidence of a need for further information and support. The CAF can also help provide evidence where there may be gaps in the provision of services.
Click here for more information: CAF Information for families
School Nursing Teams - Within Suffolk, the School Nursing teams are part of the Health and Children's Centre Service. They provide a range of services to help you and your family stay safe, happy and healthy.
Newmarket Open Door Foodbank - A local Foodbank which redistributes food and other household products to those in need and other charities, as well as running a Community Pop-Up Shop in conjunction with other charities and church organisations.Emotional Wellbeing Gateway - Whether you are experiencing mental health issues, are worried about someone you care for, or want to know how to stay mentally well, the Gateway website is the place to go for families and professionals to access mental health support services in Suffolk.
Healthy Suffolk - Suffolk Public Health Website
The Parent Hub - A single place for Suffolk parents or carers to find parenting advice and support to help their child's development.
West Suffolk Cost of Living Support - The rising cost of living pressures can affect any one at any time. If you, or someone you know in West Suffolk Council are struggling financially at this time, there is support and advice out there that can help.
Suffolk County Council Cost of Living Support - Find out what help is available to support you through the cost of living crisis.
Suffolk County Council Family Wellbeing - Parent and carer workshops and resources to help you support your young person's wellbeing.
If you have any concerns regarding safeguarding children at Exning School then please contact:
Mrs Natasha Warren
Designated Safeguarding Lead, Online Safety Lead, Prevent Lead &
Designated Teacher for children who are in care or have previously been in care
natasha.warren@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Emma Hardy
Alternate Safeguarding & Online Safety Lead
emma.hardy@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Rachel Donald
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
rachel.donald@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk
or
Mrs Laura Baker
Alternate Safeguarding Lead
laura.baker@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
The nominated governor for safeguarding is:
David Bicker
One of our Safeguarding Leads is always available to discuss safeguarding concerns.
However, if you are concerned about an immediate risk to the safety of a child please call Customer First on 0808 800 4005. You can also report a child a risk of harm, abuse or neglect (safegaurding referral) via the Suffolk Children and Young People’s Portal.
In an emergency, call the Police on 999.
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their approach is child centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child.
(Keeping Children Safe in Education, Sep 2022)
At Exning, we recognise the moral and statutory responsibility placed on all staff to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children.
We aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment, underpinned by a culture of openness where both children and adults feel secure to raise concerns, believe they are being listened to, and that appropriate action will be taken to keep them safe.
We also ensure that safeguarding is embedded across our curriculum. It is important that children know how to be safe and what to do if they are worried about their safety.
Our policy applies to all staff, parents, governors, volunteers, visitors and pupils. A copy of our safeguarding policy is available to download from our policy download page here. A hard copy may be obtained on request from the school office.
What is early help?
Early Help means taking action to support a child, young person or their family early in the life of a problem, as soon as it emerges. Being a parent is one of the most important jobs there is - it is also one of the hardest. At Exning, we want to support parents when things are tough.
Early Help Offer
We pride ourselves in knowing our children well: we are alert to the welfare of our children, and are vigilant regarding any situation in which we can provide support. We have a number of systems in place to identify unmet needs, and we seek at all times to work in collaboration with families, with openness, integrity and understanding. The needs of the child is always at the centre of all we do.
If you are having difficulties, or struggling with anything at home, please come and talk to us. We have what we call an 'offer of early help'. There are many ways in which we can help.
Early Help is everyone’s responsibility. As such, you can speak with any member of the school team who would be happy to work with you, or pass your concerns on to one of the Safeguarding Leads. Usually, class teachers or staff working in the Office are the first contact for the child or the family.
Listed below is our school offer;
There are also agencies which you can contact independently should you wish to do so, who might be able to help and provide the support for your family.
Please visit our Online Safety page for information and advice on reducing the risks to your child online.
The Common Assessment Framework is a way of working with families that puts your needs at the heart of decisions made about you and your children.
Taking part in the process will help you work with people such as teachers, health staff or other lead professionals to gather, understand and share information about what is happening in your family's life.
The aim is that once all the conversations have taken place, the needs of your family will be at the heart of any decisions made about accessing further information or support in order to get to the right solutions for your child.
The CAF is voluntary – you and your child, or a young person can choose to be involved, and can withdraw at any time. You can also choose which service providers you want your information to be shared with. The CAF referral process does not guarantee that a service will be provided, but it does provide evidence of a need for further information and support. The CAF can also help provide evidence where there may be gaps in the provision of services.
Click here for more information: CAF Information for families
School Nursing Teams - Within Suffolk, the School Nursing teams are part of the Health and Children's Centre Service. They provide a range of services to help you and your family stay safe, happy and healthy.
Newmarket Open Door Foodbank - A local Foodbank which redistributes food and other household products to those in need and other charities, as well as running a Community Pop-Up Shop in conjunction with other charities and church organisations.Emotional Wellbeing Gateway - Whether you are experiencing mental health issues, are worried about someone you care for, or want to know how to stay mentally well, the Gateway website is the place to go for families and professionals to access mental health support services in Suffolk.
Healthy Suffolk - Suffolk Public Health Website
The Parent Hub - A single place for Suffolk parents or carers to find parenting advice and support to help their child's development.
West Suffolk Cost of Living Support - The rising cost of living pressures can affect any one at any time. If you, or someone you know in West Suffolk Council are struggling financially at this time, there is support and advice out there that can help.
Suffolk County Council Cost of Living Support - Find out what help is available to support you through the cost of living crisis.
Suffolk County Council Family Wellbeing - Parent and carer workshops and resources to help you support your young person's wellbeing.