Safeguarding
If you have any concerns or wish to contact our Designated Safeguarding Lead, please email:
pastoral@st-peters-sittingbourne.kcsp.org.uk
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Ms B Ishola Safeguarding Governor | Miss Vedamuttu Headteacher Designated Safeguarding Lead | Mr Tierney Reception Teacher/Assistant Headteacher Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | |||
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Mrs Cooper Year 6/DSL | Mrs Barker DSL/SENCO | ||||
If you have any concerns about your child or any other pupil at St Peter's, please speak to Miss Vedamuttu or Mr Tierney our Designated Safeguarding Staff.
Disclosures from pupils are always referred to the designated adult responsible for Safeguarding.
Safeguarding Statement
St Peter’s Primary School is committed to the safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults within our school community. We will carefully select, train and support all those with any responsibility within the School, in line with Safer Recruitment principles of the KSCB (Kent Safeguarding Children Board).
Please visit the children's page for useful child-friendly information by clicking here.
The Things I Wish My Parents Had Known
The Children’s Commissioner has compiled a useful guide to help parents and carers in discussing online sexual harassment with their children: “The Things I Wish My Parents Had Known” draws together advice from teenagers about how parents should manage tricky conversations around sexual harassment and access to inappropriate content, including pornography. Although this guidance will be most useful to the parents of secondary school-age children, you will see that the overriding message from the young contributors is 'talk early, talk often'. They suggest broaching topics before a child is given a phone or a social media account, which is often around the age of 9 or 10. The children are asking for age‑appropriate conversations that evolve over time in line with their growing maturity; they want their mums and dads to create a safe, judgment‑free space for them to talk about these issues.
At St Peter's Catholic Primary School we are always striving to be the best we can be and this does not stop with the children. As a school we want to ensure that the curriculum and opportunities we provide are relevant and dynamic.
