At Loders Primary Academy we are committed to safeguarding the welfare and well being of our pupils.
We have clear and highly efficient Child Protection and Whistleblowing procedures.
Staff members are trained and skilled in safeguarding procedures.
Loders unique family ethos comes from a constant focus upon ensuring that our pupils are safe, free of prejudice and bullying, and are enabled/feel confident to express themselves.
We constantly scrutinise our environment to ensure that it meets our pupils’ entitlement to the best possible facilities and helps to maintain their physical and mental health.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is the Acting Head of School, Ms Claire Pooley
The Deputy DSL is class teacher Mr Sebastion Gawen
Click here to see the COVID -19 School Safeguarding Policy APPENDIX 1
Click here to see the Loders COVID-19 Safeguarding APPENDIX 2
Click here to see the school safeguarding and child protection policy
The internet provides access to a wealth of information and when used appropriately can enhance the children’s education.
E-safety in our school is a priority, we are committed to ensure that our children stay safe online.
For more information about e-safety, or any other safeguarding issue, please see the information board by the school office, or use the links below.
The Dorset Safeguarding Children Board (DSCB) was therefore set up in order to make sure that key agencies work together to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in Dorset. Please visit the CEOP website or click the button below to find out more information
Click Here To View Our Loders School Safeguarding Leaflet
Helpful general advice sites:
In July 2015, the Government published advice for Governing bodies, school leaders and school staff. The advice explained what the Preventy Duty means for school and how schools should demonstate compliance with the duty.
The Prevent Duty is part of the school’s safeguarding procedures and practices.
The leaflet below has been created by Dorset on preventing terrorism and radicalisation within our Communities.
Preventing Terrorism and Radicalisation within our Communities
Please read this leaflet on Preventing Terrorism and Radicalisation within our Communities
The Trust Board of Acorn Multi Academy Trust has agreed to submit a request for a variation to be made to the Admissions arrangements for Loders CE Primary Academy for 2021-22, in respect of the over-subscription criteria relating to church attendance.
The variation requested is that " In the event that during the period specified for attendance at worship the church has been closed for public worship and has not provided alternative premises for that worship, the requirements of these [admissions] arrangements in relation to attendance will only apply to the period when the church or alternative premises have been available for public worship". Please follow this link to the amended 2021 Admissions Policy and Supplementary Information Form (SIF).