Safeguarding Team - Woolston Brook School

Concerns

If you are concerned that a child, young person or a vulnerable adult is at risk of or experiencing abuse or neglect, or you yourself are a victim of abuse, you should report it straight away so that the appropriate services can take the necessary actions to prevent harm.

If you have any concerns Report any safeguarding concerns about a child or young person to Children’s Safeguarding/Social Work Team on 01925 443322. Outside of office hours ring 01925 444400.

If you believe a crime has been committed contact the police on 101.

If you believe the adult is at immediate risk of harm dial 999.

	Maureen Brettell (Headteacher) – Designated Safeguarding
	Kerry Stockdale (Deputy Headteacher) – Deputy Designated Safeguarding
	Annamarie Ellis (Assistant Headteacher Primary)
	Ben Large (Pastoral Assistant Head)
	Jenni Warnes (SENCO)
Woolston Brook School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare, both physical and emotional, of every pupil both inside and outside of the school premises. We implement a whole-school preventative approach to managing safeguarding concerns, ensuring that the wellbeing of pupils is at the forefront of all action taken. Our policy (which can be found on the school website) sets out a clear and consistent framework for delivering this promise, in line with safeguarding legislation and statutory guidance.

Useful Numbers & Links

WBC Safeguarding Team: 01925 443322

Out of hours: 01925 444400

Warrington Sexual Health:01925 644202

Sexual Health young people: 01925 644202

Mental Health: www.happyoksad.co.uk

Citizens Advice: 0300 3309091/01925 246994

Suicidal thoughts Talk to GP

Ring NHS 111

01925 666647

YP with suicidal thoughts 01925 579405

Take to A & E

Foodbank 07583 080521

Papyrus (prevention of young suicide) 0800 0684141

Samaritans 116 – 123 (free to call)

Shout is the UK’s first 24/7 text service, free on all major mobile networks, for anyone in crisis anytime, anywhere. It’s a place to go if you’re struggling to cope and you need immediate help.