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Safeguarding and Child Protection

St Matthew's CofE Primary Academy takes its safeguarding responsibilities extremely seriously.

Our DNEAT Safeguarding Official is Louise Veeren.

Our Safeguarding Governor is Mr Tony Leigh.

Our Designated Safeguarding Lead is Mr. N. Harmer and Ms. J. Hilll

and our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads are Mrs.N.Allitt and Mrs.A.Martin.

https://www.gaytonprimary.co.uk/contact-details/

If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us or look at the other information available on this page.

Our Safeguarding Curriculum

Throughout our broad and balanced curriculum, we will provide activities and opportunities for children to develop the knowledge, values and skills they need to identify risks, including knowing when and how to ask for help for themselves and others to stay safe (this includes online). The Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education (delivered in regularly timetabled lessons and reinforced throughout the whole curriculum) will cover relevant topics in an age and stage appropriate way, enabling pupils to learn about their rights and responsibilities to behave and stay safe in a variety of contexts on and offline. This will provide further reinforcement to help children identify risks, know when to seek support and develop the skills to ask for help from trustworthy, reliable sources.

Safeguarding Curriculum Map  2025 - 2026​​​​​​​

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Safeguarding/Child Protection Policy

Safeguarding at St Matthew's Primary - leaflet for parents

Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board

  • Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board Every Local Authority in the country has a Local Safeguarding Children Board in place to make sure that children are protected from harm and that their welfare is promoted. In Norfolk, the Norfolk Safeguarding Children Board (NSCB) is made up of statutory and voluntary partners who work with families and children. We are an independent organisation and make sure that people working with children carry out their safeguarding responsibilities as required by the law.

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