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Key Information and Documents

Operation Encompass & Domestic Violence

Early Help, Family Hubs and Parenting Courses

Online Safety

Support For Issues Around
Mental Health

School Nursing

Prevent and Extremism

Parents, carers and students can click here to complete a communication form to report welfare or safeguarding concerns. PLEASE NOTE this is only monitored during school hours. For urgent matters please contact main reception. For further information please click here 

Safeguarding & Welfare

SAFEGUARDING AT BBEC

Our first priority is to keep young people safe.

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OUR SAFEGUARDING PRINCIPLES

  • We recognise that all students are individuals and have a fully inclusive school where everyone is welcome.

  • The welfare of the child is central to everything we do at BBEC.

  • All staff have a responsibility to act on any suspicion or disclosure that may suggest a child is at risk of harm

  • Pupils and staff involved in child protection issues will receive appropriate support

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If you need support with a wellbeing / child protection issue, or as a parent / carer you have a concern about a young person in school, please contact reception and ask to speak to a member of our Designated Safeguarding Team.

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MEET THE TEAM

The Senior Designated Lead/Designated Teacher for looked after and previously looked after children is:

Mrs Mason (Assistant Headteacher)

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The Deputy Designated Lead is:
Miss J Henshall (SENDCO)

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The Safeguarding Governor is:

Mr N Margerison

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Designated roles within the safeguarding and welfare team include: 

Mrs R Tolan – Welfare manager 

Mrs J Mordue – TICTAC Manager 

Ms C Fagan - Early Help and Mental Health Lead 

Mrs J Benn – Child Protection Officer 

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Additional Named Persons:

Mr A Taylor

Ms K Sweeney

Mr M Colman

Miss L Evans

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Available services at BBEC 

  • TIC TAC – Teenage information and advice centre  

  • Step2 – Professional confidential counselling for young people  

  • Youth Workers – Counselling  

  • The Hub – Quiet social time area for students who wish to use it.  Specialist support around issues such as mental health, school anxiety and behaviour. 

  • SSPO – Safer Schools Police Officer 

 

Services Available through school 

  • School Nurse – Can refer students to other agencies e.g. CAMHS 

  • Barnardo’s – Work with young people who struggle with school attendance  

  • Bradford Child Services – Council provided services such as Early Help.  

  • CAMHS – Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service 

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OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS​

  •  CALL CHILDLINE: CALL 0800 1111

  •  CALL CHILDREN’S SOCIAL CARE: 01274 437500

  •  CALL NSPCC 01274 381440

  •  CALL CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH: 01274 723241

  •  CALL SAMARITANS: 116 123

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Please note, if there is ever an immediate threat to someone’s safety you must always call the police on 999.

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