Mrs Gannon is the Designated Safeguarding Lead. Mrs Gannon is responsible for keeping children at Abercrombie safe. Pupils, parents, staff and even members of the public can talk to her if they are worried that a child in our school is not safe. 

She can be contacted via the school office on 01246 232425 or the safeguarding email address: safeguarding@abercrombie.derbyshire.sch.uk

(This email address should be only used for reporting safeguarding concerns.) 

Mrs Dobson is responsible for keeping children safe at Abercrombie too, and when Mrs Gannon isn’t available, she is the person to go to if anyone is worried about someone’s safety.

Mrs Freeston is also trained in safeguarding. Anyone can talk to Mrs Freeston if they are worried about safety, either for themselves or another person.

If you believe that any child is in danger ring Call Derbyshire on: 01629 533190 choosing the option for urgent child protection calls at any time or contact the police by ringing their call centre number 101 (24 hours)

Our staff want to make sure that all pupils are happy and feel safe in our school

All our staff agree that we should:

1. Treat pupils with respect.
2. Involve pupils in decisions that affect them.
3. Notice when someone is feeling worried or upset.
4. Listen to our pupils when they need us to.

All of our pupils should be able to name 3 adults they can trust to talk to in school for any reason, whether it be a question or a problem.

Important Websites and Phone Numbers

Abercrombie Primary School 01246 232425

Childline 0800 1111

NSPCC Helpline 0808 800 5000

Textline 0800 056 0566

Out of Hours Safeguarding Advice

Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command

Useful Weblinks

The following links provide more information about keeping your children safe. Please click on one to open up the link. We hope you find this information helpful.

School Policies
Keeping Safe
Parents Fact Sheet	Supporting Young People Online	Parent Conversation Starters	Cyberbullying
Online Parents Guide	Child Exploitation	Sharing Photos and Videos	Personal Information and Money
Apps and Websites	Social Media	Safeguarding	Be Smart
Dealing with Sexting	Children in Trouble Online	Golden Rules	Social Networking
Sex Exploitation	Private Fostering	Keeping Children Safe	Apps Parents Need to Know About
Online Safety Presentation and documents can be found by clicking on the links below: Presentation If Your Child is Under 5 If your child is aged 6 to 9 If your child is aged 10 to 12 Cyberbullying, sexting and radicalisation Gaming Is your child using these apps Parental Control Software The Best Approach Your child and social networking