As a school, we are totally committed to ensuring our school community is a safe place to learn and work in. We consider the health, safety and well being of students at Cheney School of the utmost importance. The governing body of the school complies with section 175 of the Education Act 2002, 'to safeguard and promote the welfare of children'.
In order to ensure this, we have developed thorough services, policies and procedures within the school and maintain all staff are regularly trained on current practices. To visit our Bullying page, click here.
We have a number of specialist staff who work to support our students by providing excellent pastoral care. These include our year teams as well as the school counsellor and school nurse.
Useful numbers outside school hours:
- MASH (MULTI AGENCY SAFGUARDING HUB) - 03330143325
- CHILDLINE - 0800 1111
- POLICE - NON-EMERGENCY - 101, EMERGENCY - 999
- Designated Safeguarding Lead - Mr Liam Bampton
- Deputy Safeguarding Leads - Mrs T Conway and Mr H Nelson
The Safeguarding Officers are all Pastoral Leaders as well as:
- Mr D Davis
- Mr A Harley
- Mrs C Broom
- Mr R Pavey
- Mrs L Marsh
- Miss A Shepherd
- Mr T Stacey
- Mr S Scarfe
- Mr A Cartwright
- Ms T Partlett
- Mr R Coombs
- Ms L Elias
- Ms S Johnson
- Ms S Begum
- Ms R Robson
- Mr M Blencowe
- Mr A Olubodun
- Ms L Marsh
- Ms V Allsworth
- Ms M Pillay-Sayers
- Ms S Hussain
- Ms E Hart
- Mr R Pavey
- Ms J Marsh
- Ms R Bown
Where appropriate, we liaise with other schools and outside agencies to ensure that all students are supported as comprehensively as possible, and that student's well being is taken into full account.
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SELF HARMING
We're pleased to be able to offer useful resources for families and young people in relation to Self Harming through this website