A strong culture of safeguarding
An embedded safeguarding culture across the Federation. A safeguarding culture of care and vigilance. A safe culture that is visible.
Federation Leaders and Governors have ensured:
- Systems and procedures are fit for purpose and are fully understood. All staff wear identity badges and lanyards at all times. Designated Safeguarding team members wear a safeguarding lanyard to identify them.
- Recruitment - all adults working in the Federation have up to date and enhanced DBS checks. Staff have regular safer recruitment training.
- All staff have regular safeguarding training and have read and understood the Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance for schools.
DESIGNATED SENIOR LEADERS FOR CHILD PROTECTION FOR THE FEDERATION
Mrs Claire Harrison & Mrs Victoria Wainwright
DESIGNATED SAFEGUARDING LEADS
St Mary Magdalene Woolwich | Mrs Amao |
St Mary Magdalene Peninsula Primary Phase | Mrs Ajayi |
St Mary Magdalene Peninsula Secondary Phase |
Mr Watson |
Christ Church |
Mr Ermellino |
DESIGNATED DEPUTY SAFEGUARDING LEADS
St Mary Magdalene Woolwich | Miss Thomas |
St Mary Magdalene Peninsula Phase |
Mrs Butterworth |
St Mary Magdalene Secondary Phase |
Ms A Hinds |
Christ Church |
Miss Lamont |
OTHER DESIGNATED SAFEGUARDING LEADS
St Mary Magdalene Woolwich | Miss Hoon, Mrs Badesha |
St Mary Magdalene Peninsula Primary Phase | Miss Williams |
St Mary Magdalene Peninsula Secondary Phase |
Mr Hussain, Mr Greenwood, Ms Brady, Mr Golding, Mr Shimirty, Mr Benson |
Christ Church | Miss Reid, Miss Graham |
Designated Governor for Child Protection: Pauline Sheath
Named Governor for Child Protection: Pauline Sheath
Named Governor for LAC: Pauline Sheath
Report child abuse - Contact details
Anyone who is concerned about a child's safety or wellbeing can contact the Royal Borough of Greenwich's Children's Services team.
You can call during working hours or out of hours using one of the following numbers:
Referral team (office hours): 020 8921 3172
Emergency duty team (out of office hours only): 020 8854 8888.
If you believe that a child is in immediate danger, you should always call the police on 999.
Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership Website