Kayleigh Cuddy
Vice Principal & Designated Safeguarding Lead
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All staff have read Keeping Children Safe in Education 2024 Part A & Annex B.
Crawshaw Academy takes its responsibility for online safety seriously. We filter and monitor students' internet searches and the safeguarding team picks up any concerning trends directly with students and parents. We want to work in partnership with you to keep your children safe. The vast majority of their internet usage will be done at home on the device you provide for them.
Are you confident that you know what they are looking at?
Resources you could use to help your child stay safe are here:
Crawshaw Academy supports Operation Encompass in its mission to ensure that all children will receive timely support after a Domestic Violence incident. Local police will inform school if there has been a DV incident where a child was present and we will check in with those children during the day and refer for support where appropriate.
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It can be scary finding out a nude image or video of you has been shared online. But Childline can help. Follow the steps using the link above to get your image or video removed from the internet.
LDVS works with women, men and families in Leeds, offering emergency accommodation, support, advice and advocacy. LDVS supports anyone experiencing domestic violence and abuse and actively encourages people from LGBT+ communities to access our support.
Free digital parenting news feed for schools! Expert information to help children and young people stay safer online, for schools to host on their own websites.
What's the problem? A guide for parents of children and young people who have got into trouble online. Please click on the image below to take you to the site
All young people have the right to feel safe and secure in their lives, be treated with respect and to feel good about themselves. The Market Place offers space, time and information to help this happen.
Parents helping parents give their children the best start in life. At Home-Start Leeds we offer a unique service for families who are experiencing difficulties while bringing up young children. We know that being a parent isn't always easy and that life can bring challenges that get in the way of enjoyable family time. To help parents give their children the best start, we harness the care, kindness and understanding of volunteers, people from all communities who are usually parents themselves.
Support group, offering friendship and information for single parents and their families.
he team offers a variety of support including: Support with routines and boundaries within the family home. Running groups and activities for families to spend positive time together. Exploring challenging behaviour within children and looking at ways to deal with this Support with building a relationship with Schools and/or Nurseries. Linking in with other services such as dentist, mental heath support and routes to employment.
Family support: Supporting parents, carers and families in the community and in diverse cultural circumstances. Guidance and advice aimed at supporting vulnerable children and their families.
Image result for leeds mencap We provide a range of services for young people with a learning disability along with their families and carers.
We help those who struggle with self-harm by running easy-to-access services for them and for those who support them (families, carers, friends and professionals).
A collaboration of support services that work in partnership with children, young people, families and other professionals. We aim to provide families with a range of accessible support services and activities to meet their needs.
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