Officially Outstanding - Read MoreSafeguarding and Child Protection Policy-v6
- Document Categories: Policy, Safeguarding and Prevent
- Publish date: 14 October 2024
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Safeguarding and Child Protection
IntroductionPreventSafeguarding Leads and Contact NumbersPolicy Documents
Safeguarding and Child Protection
Making sure that you are safe and enjoying your life at college is really important to us so it’s at the centre of all our planning and all that we do. Everyone here at college has an important role to play in safeguarding the welfare of children, young people and adults.
All our staff complete compulsory safeguarding and prevent (extremism & radicalisation) awareness training
We also have trained Safeguarding Officers across all campuses to support our students. These teams work with Local Safeguarding Boards and other external agencies to create a strong safeguarding culture and safe environment.
We also work in partnership with Operation Encompass
Students will complete personal development and activities that will raise their understanding and awareness of safeguarding and will have trusted staff and support teams to help them. We will always act with individuals to support their safety and best interests.
In line with The Cornwall College values, we believe that everyone, whatever their circumstances, should have the right to feel safe. We will:
- Promote and support positive mental and physical health
- Provide access to help and support when a safeguarding or welfare need is identified
- Work with students and agencies to help to prevent maltreatment or harm
- Take action to enable all students to have the best outcomes
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility including students, staff and visitors
If you are concerned about your own or someone else’s welfare, please discuss your concerns as soon as possible with any trusted member of staff. For more information, contact:
For urgent issues out of college hours, please contact the police on 101 or 999 depending on the emergency
The Cornwall College Safeguarding Team
| Safeguarding Officer, with location and contact details: | Landline | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Designated Safeguarding Lead: Rebecca Barrington | 01209 617956 | 07920 805852 |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Melanie Thomas Camborne/Duchy Rosewarne, University Centre Eden, University Centre Newquay and Falmouth Marine School |
01209 616377 | 07776 284930 |
| Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Lucy Weaver Bicton, Duchy Stoke Climsland, St Austell/Plymouth Engineering Skills Centre, Golf College |
01579 372391 | 07815997642 |
| Bicton College | 01395 562408 | 07442 946961 |
| Cornwall College St Austell | 01726 226520 | 07773 651427 |
| Cornwall College Newquay | 01637 857937 | 07468 710233 |
| Cornwall College Camborne/Duchy College Rosewarne | 01209 617832 | 074687 10231 |
| Duchy College Stoke Climsland | 01579 372422 | 07976412526 |
| Eden Project University Centre | 01726 226665 | 07855960783 |
| Falmouth Marine School | 01326 310303 | 07557759685 |
| Residential Team Lead – Bicton Bicton College Residential Students |
01395 562320 | 07977148270 |
| Residential Team Lead – Duchy Stoke Climsland Duchy College Residential Students |
01579 372314 | 07773367483 |
| Safeguarding Lead – Tournament Golf College | 0797 1186403 |
Call us 03332 079675
Email safe@cornwall.ac.uk
THE ‘PREVENT’ DUTY
To prevent students from becoming radicalised or from holding extremist views that are in opposition to the fundamental British Values.
If you think you or somebody else is being influenced or drawn towards radical or extremist views, please report this as a safeguarding concern.
For concerns out of college hours, please contact the Prevent Team: (01392225130 – 8.30am – 5.00pm) or via police 101 or 999 or email: prevent@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
Have you seen or heard something that doesn’t feel right? Could it be related to terrorism? – report it here
Be prepared – Security advice & guidance
More resources and help – Discussing extremism
SAFER CORNWALL
Preventing violent extremism
Report illegal or harmful information, pictures or videos you’ve found on the internet. Find out more
The Cornwall College Group is committed to protecting everyone from discrimination, bullying, harassment or hate-related behaviour.
In particular, if you are experiencing any hateful language, sexual harassment or have been sexually harmed or abused in any way then tell somebody. This can be done anonymously, although please understand that we would want to support you and be able to deal with those behaving this way.