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Safeguarding
All adults who come into contact with our students in their work have a statutory duty of care to safeguard and promote their welfare.
The Excelsior Academy provides guidance that applies to all adults, including volunteers working in or on behalf of the academy.
All safeguarding concerns can be reported directly to the school by using the following email addresses.
For students: reportit@excelsiorecst.org
For parents/carers: safeguarding@excelsiorcst.org
Safeguarding children goes much further than simply protecting them from neglect and abuse. It is also about keeping them safe from accidents, crime, bullying and actively promoting their welfare in a healthy and safe environment.
The Safeguarding Team at The Excelsior Academy
| Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) | Angela Moore (Deputy Headtecher) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Rose Ferguson (Student Welfare Manager) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Ruby Ahenkan (Assistant Headteacher) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Stephen Robinson (SENCO) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Omar Deria (Headteacher) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Rayner Dougan (Family Support Worker) |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead | Ian Lack ( Assistant Headteacher) |
Chair of LSB
| Judy Miln |
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c/o Lesley Samuel The Excelsior Academy Shacklewell Lane London E8 2EY
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Chair of Community Schools Trust
| Chris Rutt |
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c/o Community Schools Trust Forest Gate Community School Forest Lane Forest Gate London E7 9BB |
Child Protection, Safeguarding and Early Help Policy
How we keep children safe at The Excelsior Academy
Anti Bullying
Safeguarding Procedure
Keeping Children Safe Online
The online world is integral to how children stay in touch with their friends, and access to the internet is now available like never before.
However, there are risks associated with new technologies and it is essential that young people and their parents/carers understand how to keep those risks to a minimum.
Here are some links to other websites which provide information and advice on how to stay safe online. Please have a look and take some time to read their advice.
NSPCC
NSPCC Keeping Children Safe Online
CEOP
Get Safe Online
Anti Radicalisation Advice
Educate Against Hate
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Well Family Plus
CAHMS
Young Hackney
Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools