Safeguarding at Barton Seagrave Primary School

At Barton Seagrave Primary School we all have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of all our children. Below you will find guidance on the school’s responsibilities (Safeguarding Policy) and the responsibilities of the wider community.

Our Safeguarding Policy can be downloaded from the link above, whilst excellent websites can also be found using the links below.

Any concerns?

If you have any concerns about any member of our school community, or you have questions about the information on this page, please speak to:

Marek Krzanicki - Designated Safeguarding Lead

Mrs Sophie Goodman - Deputy  Designated Safeguarding Lead 

Mr Paul Wright - Deputy  Designated Safeguarding Lead 

Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children Board (NSCB)

The NSCB is a statutory multi-agency board made up of representatives from the Local Authority, Police, Health Service, Probation Trust, Youth Offending Service, the Voluntary Sector and others. Click to visit the website.

The following downloads can be found on this page:

• Female Genital Mutilation
• Forced Marriage
• Child Sex Exploitation
• Domestic Abuse
• Sexting and the Law
• ‘Prevent’ Guidance

NSCB E-newsletters

Click this link to e-newsletters.

What should I do if I have concerns about a child or family?

Emergencies: If it is an emergency and you think a child may be in immediate danger please contact the emergency services directly by calling 999.

If you do not think it is an emergency

1. Speak with one the safeguarding leads at school.
2. Contact the Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) for North Northamptonshire on 0300 126 7000.
3. Click here for further advice from Northamptonshire MASH.
4. Speak to the NSPCC:

Out of Hours

If you need to contact MASH urgently during the evening, at night or at the weekend, phone the MASH out-of-hours team on 0300 126 7000

To find out more or to make a referral to MASH please using the multi-agency referral form online, please click here.

Safecall - providing support and guidance around exploitation and county lines

SafeCall is a free, confidential and anonymous helpline and support service for young people and family members that are affected by missing, county lines and criminal exploitation. The service also provides confidential support and advice for professionals in relation to their work with an exploited young person or family. The service is open 9am to 11pm; 7 days a week. Someone is reported missing every 90 seconds in the UK. Missing People is the only UK charity dedicated to reconnecting missing people and their loved ones. Safecall also offers support to people affected by a disappearance via their free, confidential Helpline on 116 000 and can launch a publicity appeal to help bring missing people home. 

You can find more details on Safecall on the posters you can download below.