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Safeguarding and Child Protection

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The Pines School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all of its pupils. At The Pines School safeguarding is the responsibility of all of our community, staff, governors, visitors and students.
Staff

Staff

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    Wayne Tulloch

    Headteacher
  • Clare McCormick Image

    Clare McCormick

    Deputy Headteacher
  • Clare McCormick

    Designated Teacher for LAC
  • Alex Lawrence Image

    Alex Lawrence

    Deputy Headteacher
  • Alex Lawrence

    E-Safety Lead and Mental Health First Aider
  • Rebecca Gathercole Image

    Rebecca Gathercole

    Assistant Headteacher
  • Rebecca Gathercole

    EHA Lead
  • Tom L Image

    Tom L

    Assistant Headteacher
  • Tom L

    Mental Health First Aider
  • Michelle Hughes Image

    Michelle Hughes

    Mental Health Mentor
  • Michelle Hughes

    Mental Health First Aider
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Keeping Children Safe is Everybody’s Business

The safety and welfare of children – or child protection – is everyone’s business. You could be a neighbour, friend, parent, relative, childminder, teacher or doctor – or working for any organisation which has contact with children and young people.

Child protection means protecting children from physical, emotional or sexual abuse or neglect. It also means helping children to grow up into confident, healthy and happy adults.

Most children enjoy generally happy childhood experiences within their own family. Unfortunately for some, this is not the case. During difficult family times, everyone who knows the child must do the best they can to protect them from future harm.

 

Worried about a child?

If you have any concerns about the safety and or welfare of a child or young person telephone the Children’s Advice and Support Service (CASS) on 0121 303 1888 or via secure email; CASS@birminghamchildrenstrust.co.uk. Outside of normal office hours please call 0121 675 4806 for the Emergency Duty Team.

If you think someone is in immediate danger contact us straight away or call the Police on 999.

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