Safeguarding Across our Curriculum
A culture of safeguarding is embedded at Shipley CE. We pride ourselves in knowing our students and the needs of both the individuals within our community and the needs of the wider community itself. Through our curriculum, we provide a range of opportunities for children to explore the different ways in which they can keep themselves safe. Often, these opportunities are embedded within our weekly PSHE lessons in which the children are able to discuss a range of topics including. trusted adults, e-safety, relationships, consent, permission, privacy, reporting concerns and worries.
Other opportunities include:
- NSPCC Stay Safe Workshops/Assembly
- NSPCC Pants Rule
- E-Safety unit within the Computing Curriculum
- Children in Need
- Road Safety Workshop from Bradford Road Safety Team
- Water Safety Assembly from Canal and River Trust
- Cyber Safety Sessions
- Online Safety Week
- Safer Internet Day
- Poolside and Water Safety through Swimming Lessons
- E-safety workshops delivered by the Police
- Visits from the local PCSO
- SCARF RSE and Puberty Workshops
- Relationships Education
- Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week
- RE: tolerance and respect
- Collective Worship (whole school and class)
- School Council
We also have a safeguarding curriculum in which sessions are delivered termly in an age appropriate manner:
