Sandhurst School

Safeguarding

Young people today may face many difficult issues which can cause anxiety or distress.  These might include friendship issues, family breakdown, stress over exams, cyber-bullying, or the pressure to look or behave in a certain way. At Sandhurst School we aim to support all our students who are experiencing anxiety, distress or harm in any way.

Every young person has the right to be safe and secure. No one has the right to threaten, frighten, intimidate, mistreat or hurt them, or to force them to do anything they don’t want to do. If this is happening to you or you suspect it may be happening to a young person you know, SPEAK OUT. No young person should suffer in silence.  You can find our Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy on our Policies page by clicking here.

At Sandhurst School we have trained staff to help you. We can be contacted at school, by telephone on 01344 775678 or via email:

s hunt      Ms S Hunt: Designated Safeguarding Lead shunt@sandhurstschool.org.uk

Ben Laws     Mr B Laws: Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead blaws@sandhurstschool.org.uk

    Mr J Bronkhorst: Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead jbronkhurst@sandhurstschool.org.uk

 

 

 

 

Mr N Marshall: Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead nmarshall@sandhurstschool.org.uk

If you have concerns that any young person is at risk of harm, you can also call the Police in the event of an emergency or Children’s Social Care:

Where to find advice about staying safe on-line and cyber-bullying: Advice for young people and parents:

Where to find advice on improving the emotional well-being and mental health of young people:

Where to find advice on dealing with bullying :

Where to find advice if you are worried about a young person who might be in danger of radicalisation into extremist organisations: