TEAGUES BRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL / GUIDANCE
Information that matters.
Guidance you can trust.
We have brought together important government guidance to help our school community stay informed about safeguarding, children's welfare and the responsibilities shared by schools and families.
01 / SCHOOL CULTURE & WELLBEING
Every child deserves to feel safe and included.
Creating a safe, respectful and welcoming environment is an important part of school life.
The Department for Education provides guidance to help schools prevent bullying, respond to concerns and support children who may be affected.
Read anti-bullying guidance ↗OUR SHARED PRIORITIES
Recognising risk and building a safe school community.
Respect
Creating a safe and respectful environment.
Inclusion
Ensuring every child feels valued and supported.
Safeguarding
Protecting children and promoting their welfare.
Kindness
Encouraging positive relationships and preventing bullying.
02 / STATUTORY GUIDANCE
Safeguarding and statutory responsibilities.
These official publications set out important safeguarding duties, expectations and procedures. Each link opens the relevant government publication, where the latest available guidance and supporting documents can be accessed.
01 / ATTENDANCE
Children missing education.
Statutory guidance for schools and local authorities on identifying and supporting children who are not receiving suitable education, and the responsibilities for working together to help them.
View official guidance ↗02 / SAFEGUARDING
Keeping children safe in education.
The Department for Education's statutory safeguarding guidance for schools and colleges, including safeguarding procedures, staff responsibilities and safer recruitment.
03 / PREVENT DUTY
Prevent duty guidance.
Statutory guidance for specified authorities, including schools, on their responsibilities under the Prevent duty and the importance of safeguarding individuals who may be susceptible to radicalisation.
View official guidance ↗04 / PARTNERSHIP WORKING
Working together to safeguard children.
Statutory guidance describing how organisations and professionals work together to provide help, support and protection to children and families.
Using this guidance.
These links lead directly to official government publications. As national guidance can change, visitors should refer to the latest version published by the relevant government department.
This information should be read alongside the school's own approved safeguarding policies and procedures.
THE BEATING HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY
Working together to keep children safe.
If you have a question about the information on this page or need further support, please contact our school office.
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