Welfare
Welfare
It is a fundamental belief at 老九品茶 Manor that the care and welfare of individuals is the foundation upon which everything stands. Children of all ages and abilities, whatever their individual needs, are encouraged and supported throughout their time at school.
Arranged in peer tutor groups, students are assigned a Form Tutor who will, ideally, stay with them throughout their time at school and become their first point of contact for any guidance or support they might need. Leading each year group team will be a Head of Year who will not only look after the pastoral side of school life but will also oversee and track each individual’s academic progress.
In addition, the school invests heavily in an on-site wellbeing team who offer an invaluable level of support to both the students and staff who are responsible for looking after them. This means that should a student have a problem during the course of the day, there is always an adult available to listen and offer support.
To meet the demands of an ever changing world, we also ensure that all students have access to good quality careers guidance. One of the things often commented on, by visitors to the school, is the relationships between students and staff. We pride ourselves on being a school community that does not shout and we instil to all students and staff the need to show mutual courtesy and respect at all times.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is the “golden thread” that runs through all aspects of the schools policies, procedures and practices.
The Governors and staff of 老九品茶 fully recognise the responsibility they have for the safeguarding and protection of students. All governors and staff, including volunteers, have a full and active part to play in protecting children and young people from harm. All staff and governors believe that our school should provide a caring, positive, safe and stimulating environment which promotes the holistic development and well-being of every individual.
In situations where concerns are raised, our paramount responsibility is to the child. If you have any concerns about a child, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the team.
To send an email to the safeguarding team please email dsl@sunburymanor.surrey.sch.uk
In the event of an out of school hours emergency:
Worried about your safety, or that of someone else? If you believe a child or vulnerable adult is in immediate danger, contact the police on 999. Are you worried about a child?
If you have concerns about a specific child, please contact the Children's Single Point of Access (C-SPA) on 0300 470 9100 (Monday - Friday 9am-5pm) or 01483 517898 (out of hours). You can also email them on cspa@surreycc.gov.uk
If you feel that you, or any of your family or friends are in danger or at risk of harm, then please call 999 or you can visit .
How can CEOP help me?
CEOP helps keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online. We help thousands of children and young people every year who have been in a similar situation to you.
We are here to help and give you advice and you can make a report directly to us if something has happened online which has made you feel unsafe, scared or worried. This might be from someone you know in real life, or someone you have only ever met online.
If you make a report to us it will be read by one of our Child Protection Advisors who will get in contact with you on the phone number or email address that you give to us to make sure that you are safe and to discuss with you what will happen next.
We work with together with many other professionals whose jobs are also to make sure you are safe, including other police agencies who have specialist skills. If a crime has been committed we will work together to identify the person or people responsible and bring them into the criminal justice system.
CEOP is a law enforcement agency and is here to help keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online. We help thousands of children and young people every year who have been in a similar situation to you. CEOP are unable to respond to reports about bullying, fake accounts or account hacking.
We are here to help and give you advice, and you can make a report directly to us if you are worried about online sexual abuse or something has happened online which has made you feel unsafe, scared or worried. This might be from someone you know in real life, or someone you have only ever met online.
If you make a report to us about sexual abuse or grooming online it will be read by one of our Child Protection Advisors who will get in contact with you on the phone number or email address that you give to us to make sure that you are safe. They will also discuss with you what will happen next. Please try not to worry, you have done nothing wrong and we will do all we can to help you.
We work together with lots of other professionals whose jobs are also to make sure you are safe, this includes other police agencies. If a crime has been committed we will work together and use our specialist skills to identify the person or people responsible and bring them into the criminal justice system.
The also has information and advice to help you to stay safe if something has happened to you online.
CEOP are unable to respond to reports about bullying but if you are being bullied and would like to talk to someone in confidence right now you can call Childline on 0800 1111 or - no worry is too big or too small. Please also tell an adult that you trust, like a parent/carer or teacher.
Emotional & Mental Health
Being mentally and emotionally healthy means students believe in themselves and know their own worth. They set themselves goals that they can achieve and are supported in setting these goals. Students are aware of their emotions and what they are feeling and can understand why.
Students can cope with their changing emotions and can speak about and manage their feelings. They understand what others may be feeling and know how to deal with their own feelings. They also understand when to let go and not overreact. Students know how to make friendships and how to cope with changes in them. They understand that everyone can be anxious, worried or sad sometimes.
Students know how to cope with, and bounce back from, changes or problems and can talk about them to someone they trust.
E-Safety
Student e-safety information can be found by clicking on the document linked to this page as well as information on our wider safeguarding team.
Further information on e-safety can be found on the below website. This includes information on how you can protect yourself and your child on social media, online and with apps such as WhatsApp.