BBEC SHARP SYSTEM
Students
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 general safeguarding information please visit the safeguarding page.
Have you got a worry about a friend and don't know what to do?
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If you feel that your friend is at immediate risk of harm, please tell a trusted adult at home or at School and/or contact the emergency services on 999.
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If you are unsure if your concern is an “emergency”, please tell a trusted adult at home or School as soon as you can.
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If you become concerned in the evening, at the weekend or during the holidays, you can use the two methods below or any of the agencies listed on our website, to report your concern.
WORRIED ABOUT A FRIEND?
Use the BBEC SHARP System
WORRIED ABOUT YOURSELF?
Access the KOOTH website
What is BBEC SHARP?
An online BBEC service to report concerns anonymously.
What can I report to BBEC SHARP?
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If you have a concern for a friend around:
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Mental health and wellbeing
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Behaviour that endangers themselves and or others
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Issues at home
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Bullying
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Behaviour that comprises FRED
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Unhealthy relationships
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Misuse of Social Media
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Or any other concern or worry.
What can I share on KOOTH?
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If you are feeling low mood and are worried about your mental health and wellbeing caused by issues such as:
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Stress or pressure
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Behaviour that endangers themselves and or others
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Issues at home
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Bullying
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Unhealthy relationships
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Feel pressurised by a friend
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Behaviour that comprises FRED
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Misuse of Social Media
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Supporting a friend in crisis
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Or any other concern or worry.
SHARP is not an emergency service.
There will be delay in dealing with the information submitted out of school hours / during weekends and during school holidays.
KOOTH is not an emergency service.
KOOTH chat is open 12 noon – 10pm Monday to Friday; 6pm – 10pm Sat & Sun; 365 days a year.
If you feel that your friend is in immediate risk of harm, tell a trusted adult and or contact emergency services 999