Safeguarding

High Well Safeguarding Team

Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DSL) - Heather Fleming (Headteacher)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Sandra Shaw (Safeguarding Officer)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Adrian Coates (Deputy Headteacher)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Tara McKinnon (Assistant Headteacher)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Natalie Bell (SENCO)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Nicola Fradgley (RSHE Lead)

Deputy Designated Lead for Safeguarding (DDSL) - Vanessa Robinson (Family Liaison Officer)

If you have any concerns about your child in relation to their safety, please contact the school and ask to speak to the staff listed above.

Please go to 'Policies' under 'About Us' to view our safeguarding policy.

Wakefield Young People's Safeguarding Charter

High Well School have signed up to Wakefield's Young People's Safeguarding Charter. The charter has a set of expectations created by the young people of Wakefield and a staff pledge to keep young people safe. Click the button below to view the charter

Young People's Safeguarding Charter

ONLINE SAFETY

In this digital world we live in, the safety of our pupils online is one of our top priorities. Please find below the school's online safety policy, an overview of topics covered within our online safety curriculum and links to resources which can help you to keep your children safe online. Please contact Mr Adrian Coates, Deputy Headteacher and Online Safety lead should you require any further information.

Please go to 'Policies' under 'About Us' to view our Online Safety policy.

Online Safety Curriculum Overview

Keeping your child safe online and Cyberbullying

Click the link below to go to parentzone for advice and guidance on how to keep your child safe online.

Parent zone

Other Useful links for parents.

The Safer Schools App is available for the latest safeguarding updates direct to your phone. Please download the App and enter the school code as directed below.

Click below for advice from the Department for Education (Dfe) on Cyberbullying.

DfE Advice on Cyberbullying

Click the links below for Parental Guides to e-safety for game consoles and devices.

Nintendo 3DS Nintendo Switch Nintendo WiiU

Sony Playstation Xbox 360 Xbox One Xbox Family

Apple iPhone, iPad & iPod

Click on the buttons below to view the school's ICT Acceptable Use Policy for pupils, parents/carers and staff.

ICT Acceptable Usage Policy (Pupils, Parents & Carers)

ICT ACCEPTABLE USAGE POLICY (STAFF & Governors)

Sexual Harassment/Consent/Nudes

As a parent/carer there is a lot you can do to support your child to develop positive views and healthy behaviours around sex, most importantly - talk to them. On our curriculum page you can find out how your child learns about healthy relationships, sex and health through dedicated curriculum time from KS2 onwards, including keeping themselves safe online. Below is a series of links to websites with information to support your child, including Think U Know, Parents Protect, NSPCC.

Supporting Positive Sexual Behaviour

Nudes

Parents Protect