If you are worried about the safety of a child or have  Safeguarding concerns please speak to Mr. Buckley or Mrs. Pettit or email safeguarding@wrenpark.derby.sch.uk the email will be checked daily within term time. During holidays the Safeguarding email will be checked weekly.

If you have any concerns at weekends or holidays please contact Derby City Council Children and Social Care First Contact Team on 01332 641172 or 01332 643299 (Monday –Friday) or Careline on 01332 956606 24hour line during holidays, weekends and Bank holidays.

Keeping children safe is everyone’s responsibility.

Safeguarding and Wellbeing

Wren Park is committed to promoting the Safety and Welfare of all our children. Where there is a concern it is important this is shared appropriately as your information can be important in identifying where a child is at risk and support is needed. If a parent/member of the public is concerned about a child then they are asked to share their concern with school.

The Safeguarding Lead at Wren Park is Mr. A Buckley.

Deputy Safeguarding Lead is Mrs. Pettit.

Please see them in person or ask at the school office or call

01332 512732

If you believe that a child is at immediate risk and in need of protection then you should call the police on 999 immediately.

Alternatively, if you want advice from the police and the child is not in immediate need of protection, you can ring 101

If you are concerned about the immediate and serious welfare of a child then you can contact Derby City Council's Social Care team on 01332 641172 on working days between 9am and 5pm. At other times, concerns can be discussed with Careline on 01332 786968

Child Friendly Flyers

We would like to share with you our child friendly safeguarding posters which have been shared with all of our pupils across school.

At Wren Park all staff want our pupils to grow up in a safe and caring environment. It is important for our pupils to know how to get help if they are worried or unhappy about something. We want all our pupils to feel safe in school and we want them to feel confident in sharing any of their worries or concerns with staff.

Our posters are displayed in communal areas around school.

Policies

Further help and support

Government Safeguarding Website - Lots of information regarding safeguarding children

Childline - Support and advice for parents and children

NSPCC  - Information, advice and resources to help protect children

Sport Safety  - Advice from NSPCC on keeping children safe in sport

Road Safety - Information and advice on road safety

Bullying - Advice for parents and carers about bullying

Mental Wellbeing - Advice and support regarding young people's mental health

Educate against hate  - Advice and information to parents about radicalization and extremism