Statement to Parents
At Craven Primary Academy, the welfare of all our pupils is of great importance to us and we hope that parents are confident about their children’s health and safety whilst in our school. We will always try to share any concerns we have with parents. However, there are times when we are legally obliged to share our concerns with other agencies, without first speaking to parents, or without the consent of parents.
Our Designated Safeguarding Lead is: Mr Phillips . In his absence please speak to a member of the Child Protection team.
Our Designated Child Protection team includes
Mr Phillips – Head of Academy
Mrs Hartmann – Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Mr Gillen – Education Support Officer
Mrs Hamby – Finance Officer.
Due to the most recent lockdown, we have amended our safeguarding policy to include an updated Annexe A which states how we continue to protect children and families while national and local restrictions are in place. This can be found here.
You can read our Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy on our Statutory Information page here.
Below is a table of different themes, trips and visitors that our children experience across their time at Craven so that they are taught to keep themselves safe.
| Autumn 1 | Autumn 2 | Spring 1 | Spring 2 | Summer 1 | Summer 2 | |
| Year 1 | Hull Fair safety | Sun safety Water safety | ||||
| Feeling safe in class Rights and responsibilities | Bullying | Being healthy Medicine safety Road safety | Physical contact | Our bodies Changes to our bodies | ||
| Year 2 | Discrimination and equality | |||||
| Rights and responsibilities | Gender stereotypes Gender diversity Bullying | Healthy lifestyle Healthy eating Medicine safety | Physical contact Secrets Trust | The changing me Boys’ and girls’ bodies | ||
| Year 3 (Jigsaw) | Pedestrian skills | |||||
| Self-worth Emotions | Family conflict Bullying: witnesses | Fit and healthy Drugs Keeping safe | Friendship Online safety Global citizenship | Body Changes Family Stereotypes | ||
| Year 4 (Jigsaw) | Coastal safety Swimming lessons | |||||
| Rights and responsibilities Rewards and consequences | Influences Bullying | Smoking Alcohol | Relationships: girlfriends and boyfriends | Girls and puberty | ||
| Year 5 (Jigsaw) | Cycling proficiency | Flood Safety | ||||
| Citizenship Responsibilities | Racism Name calling Bullying | Smoking Alcohol Emergency aid | Online safety: communities and gaming | Self and body images Puberty for boys and girls | ||
| Year 6 (Jigsaw ) | Prison me no way | |||||
| Global citizens | Bullying | Drugs Exploitation Gangs Emotional and mental health | Mental health Online safety | Self image Puberty Boyfriends and girlfriends | ||
| Assembly safeguarding themes | JIGSAW Puzzle Launch Safeguarding team intro Safeguarding policy Anti-bullying Online safety Stranger Danger: Halloween | Jigsaw Puzzle Launch Fire safety: fireworks Police visit Rule of law White Ribbon Day Antibullying Week | Jigsaw Puzzle Launch How the school keeps us safe. Anti-bullying Equality and diversity Racism Homophobia Disabilities | Jigsaw Puzzle Launch E-safety Radicalisation Gender stereotyping Stranger Danger Road safety Mental health week | Jigsaw Puzzle Launch STOP bullying PANTS rule Cultures Modern Slavery | Jigsaw Puzzle Launch Mental health |
| Key Dates | White Ribbon Day Anti-bullying Week | Safer Internet Day | Children’s Mental Health Week | |||
| Trips/visitors | Police visits to KS1 | Police visits to KS2 White ribbon fire engine/police car visit | Fire safety by the fire service in each year group |
