THRUSSINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL
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Safeguarding

We have a duty to ensure children are safe. In school we do this by making sure that everyone who comes into the building is suitable for working with children. We also work hard to minimise risk in the school grounds and building.
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Safeguarding team
If you have concerns about the safety or well-being of any member of our school community then please contact our schools designated Safeguarding Leaders.
Mrs H Roddy        
​Mrs L Castilla
Miss A Oatey    
Our designated safeguarding governor is Mrs Katie Miller.
 
Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy 
Prevent
Operation Encompass​
Who can I talk to?
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Children
You can talk to your class teacher or teaching assistant if you feel worried or unsafe. If you feel that you can’t talk to them, then you can speak to Mrs Roddy or any other teacher or school staff you feel safe with. Everyone at school wants you to feel happy and safe.
There is a free* telephone advice service called Childline where you can talk to someone in confidence about your worries. The number is 0800 1111.
*the service is free on landlines and mobile networks


​Parents
If you have any concerns about your child’s welfare, please make an appointment with the class teacher in the first instance. Remember, they will take any issue or concern you have seriously, and are committed to helping your child feel safe at school. Most issues are resolved satisfactorily at this stage.
If you or the teacher feels that the issue cannot be resolved at this level, a meeting can be arranged with the Headteacher to take this issue further.

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Thrussington Church of England Primary School, Hoby Road, Thrussington, Leicestershire.  LE7 4TH  Tel: 01664 424421       office@thrussington.leics.sch.uk 
  • Home
  • About us
    • Ethos Values & Vision
    • Meet the Staff
    • School Council
    • Statutory information
    • Governance
    • School prospectus
    • Vacancies
  • Curriculum
    • Art and design
    • Early Years
    • Humanities
    • Modern foreign languages
    • Music
    • Physical education
    • PSHE
    • Reading & Phonics
    • Mathematics & Computing
    • Religious Education
    • Science
    • Clubs
    • British Values
  • Parents
    • Admissions
    • PTFA
    • Starting School
    • Uniform
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Letters
    • Newsletters
  • Contact us