Student Safety
Useful websites and numbers to call to access support
What should I do if I'm worried about my immediate safety, or the immediate safety of someone else?
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If it is a young person whose safety is a concern, the following services could be helpful: Childline:
https://www.childline.org.uk/
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If you think a child or young person is in immediate danger please call 999.
Online Safety
Click here for resources to help keep your child safe online.
https://reportharmfulcontent.com/ How to report or remove harmful online content.
http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ Advice about staying safe online.
Online Safety Newsletter April 2020 Dorothy Stringer.docx
Online Safety Newsletter May 2020.docx
Online Safety Newsletter June 2020.pdf
Online Safety Newsletter_Tiktok.pdf
3 Online Safety Newsletter May 2020 OnlineBullying.pdf
Zoom Info Sussex Police.pdf
Parental Controls booklet 2020.pdf
Useful websites and numbers to call to access support
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Young Minds:
https://youngminds.org.uk/ If there are concerns about a young person's mental health during this difficult time, you can contact the Young Minds Helplines. Parents Helpline: If you are a parent who needs advice about your child’s mental health you can contact the Parents Helpline directly on 0808 802 between 9:30am-4pm.
If you are concerned that you, or someone you know, is not safe, please email the Dorothy Stringer Child Protection Team cp@dorothy-stringer.co.uk You will receive an email reply.
If you think a child or young person is in immediate danger please call 999
Access to School Nurse Service
During the COVID-19 lockdown the school nurse teams is continuing to provide support through the use of the ChatHealth helpline.
If you feel you need some help and advice regarding health and wellbeing issues for your child, please contact the school nurse team on the numbers below.
Parent/Carers and professionals can contact the Duty line (Monday to Friday 9-5) on:
01273 696011 ext :1692
Parent/Carer texting service for advice and support - 07480 635423
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