Schools are „specified places‟ which means that the majority of staff and volunteers will be engaged in regulated activity. Volunteers will undergo checks that commensurate with their work in the school and contact with pupils. UGHS will always follow safe recruitment procedures so that we can be confident that all adults working in our school are safe to do so. ‟s Staff Recruitment policy and procedures (located in the school’s office under the School‟s Policy folder). Volunteers who work only in a supervised capacity and are not in regulated activity will undergo the safe recruitment checks appropriate to their role, in accordance with the school‟s risk assessment process and statutory guidance. All new staff and volunteers will receive internal training during their induction period, and regularly thereafter at a minimum of every two years as required. Currently, our Designated Safeguarding Lead is Sophie Khoury, who has received required training in order to undertake this important role. Explain to the child that in order to keep her safe from harm the information that has been shared with must be passed on.

Owing to the nature of the day-to-day relationship children at UGHS have with staff all adults working in the school are particularly well placed to notice any physical, emotional or behavioral signs that a child may be suffering significant harm. Any concerns that a child is presenting signs or symptoms of abuse or neglect. Any concerns that a child may be suffering from inadequate care, ill treatment or emotional maltreatment. All staff must therefore be alerted to any possible indicators that a child is suffering harm and report any concerns to the Designated Person for Child protection. All staff must therefore know what to do if a child chooses to talk to them about any matter which raises child protection concerns. They can speak about any worries or concerns they may have and that they will be listened to, taken seriously and responded to appropriately. All staff sign to confirm they have received a copy of the child protection policy and staff code of conduct policy. If the child or children are placed on the Child Protection Register, contribute to the Child Protection Plan and attend Governing body meetings and Review Child Protection meetings.

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Any suspicion that a child is injured, marked or bruised in any way which is not readily attributed to the normal knocks or scrapes received in play. Listen to what the child is saying without interruption and without asking leading questions. Where a child at risk has moved to another school, the Designated Safeguarding Lead will forward the details of this change to with (LADO) Barnet Local Safeguarding Children Board and other relevant stakeholders. Where there is disagreement with a decision made, discuss this with the Safeguarding and Child Protection Manager. Child Protection — Responding to concerns about individual children. All new members of staff will undergo an induction that includes familiarisation with the school‟s child protection policy and staff behaviour policy and identification of their child protection training needs. The school‟s safeguarding arrangements are inspected by Ofsted under the judgements for behaviour and safety, and leadership and management. Any behaviour which give rise to suspicions that a child may have suffered harm (e.g. worrying drawings or play etc).

We understand that harm means the ill-treatment or impairment of a child’s health and/or development, including that caused as a result of witnessing the ill-treatment of another person. We understand the term safeguarding to mean that we will take all reasonable measures to ensure that the risk of harm to children’s welfare is minimised. Forward ‘dated and signed’ note/statement to designated Designated Safeguarding Lead Sophie Khoury. To this end UGHS will ensure that all staff and pupils know who the Designated Safeguarding Lead. This Policy guides the procedures and practices of staff when safeguarding children and promoting their welfare but acknowledges a shared duty of care with other agencies. The school obtains written confirmation from supply agencies or third party organisations that agency staff or other individuals who may work in the school have been appropriately checked. In the absence of the designated person we will ensure that we have someone else with the necessary skills, training and knowledge to deputies, this is Nora Bashir, the Head-teacher.