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Safeguarding

Please see below for our Early Help Offer. This shows how we can offer support to families as soon as possible in their school journey, from pre-school through to transition to high school.

Early Help Offer 2021-22.pdf

Safeguarding

Keeping all members of our school community safe is always our top priority at St Clement's. Below, you will find some helpful links to further information. Our Safeguarding policy (including child protection) can be found on the policies and statements page of the website.

Get Safe

Information for parents and carers

Mental health support

Parent Leaflet

Online Safety Information

Digital & Online Safety Presentation

Rivers E-safety Parents Presentation

Keeping under 5's safe online

Keeping Under Fives Safe Online

"Wake up Wednesday" - NOS Parent Safety Guides

Thinkuknow. Parent and carers guide to sharing images (Primary)

In - game chat: A guide for parents and carers

Cyber security A guide for parents and carers

We've teamed up with the National Cyber Security Centre to give you some advice about how you and your family can work together to make some small changes to...

Guide to watching online videos

Children love watching videos online. In this video we look at how to talk to your child about inappropriate content and keeping safe when watching videos.

Guide to social media

Children love to socialise and as they get older, they will want to stay in touch with family and friends online. There are lots of social media websites and...

Parent and carers guide to live streaming

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)

Thinkuknow. An Introduction to Parents and Carers

This presentation introduces parents and carers to the ThinkuKnow education programme. It highlights some of the resources available for children.

Parents Against Child Exploitation Pace helps parents across the UK understand what is happening to their child and how parents are the prime agents in helping their child exit exploitative relationships.