Safeguarding

Safeguarding & Child Protection at Reigate Grammar School Vietnam

Our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is Mr Brendan Finn. Click here for the details of the full Safeguarding Team. Please contact them if you wish to report a safeguarding or child protection issue.

All members of the Safeguarding team undertake Level 3 Safeguarding & Child Protection training, in line with COBIS standards, which is kept up to date with refresher and new training on an annual basis. Staff are supported by the Safeguarding team and the Safeguarding team are supported by the Education Director and the Lead Board Member for Safeguarding and Online Safety at RGSV.

All staff, including temporary staff, volunteers and Board members are provided with the School's Safeguarding and Child Protection policy and are informed of the School's Safeguarding and Child Protection arrangements on induction. Click here for details of the School’s policy.

All staff, including temporary staff and governors at Reigate Grammar School Vietnam undertake training on safeguarding children that enables them to fulfill their responsibilities in respect of child protection effectively. The training is refreshed on a regular basis to keep staff knowledge and skills up to date.

All visitors are asked to read the Safeguarding information in our Visitors’ leaflet: English | Vietnamese | Korean

All staff shares an objective to help keep children and young people safe by contributing to:

Providing a safe environment for children and young people to learn and develop within our school setting
Identifying children and young people who are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm and taking appropriate action with the aim of making sure they are kept safe both at home and in our school setting
Providing a stimulating, enriching curriculum that promotes health and wellbeing and enables children to know how to keep safe and manage risk.

Through their day-to-day contact with pupils, staff has a crucial role to play in keeping children safe. Parents, guardians and carers should be aware, therefore, that where it appears to a member of staff that a child may be at immediate risk, the School is required to report their concerns to local authorities immediately.

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