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Statutory guidanceMulti-agency statutory guidance on FGM (GOV.UK) Mandatory duty to report FGM (GOV.UK)Duty to reportFrom 31 October 2015, social workers, health professionals and teachers have a mandatory duty to report to the police any ...
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About PreventSchools now have a legal duty to prevent young people from being drawn to terrorism (since 1 July 2015). Schools should be alert to issues around staff, pupils and parents.This page aims to provide you with relevant...
One of the main reasons children feel frightened to go to school is bullying. Through the safeguarding agenda we have a duty to ensure that no child is afraid to go to school because of bullies. Below are a range of resources to help support you in...
What to do if a pupil, parent or staff member reports a potentially dangerous incident, either on the way to or from school or during the school day.When notified about an incident you should consult the headteacher/deputy head on whether it is...
Ealing’s thresholds of need and assessment protocols 2019/20This guide supports and promotes effective early identification of needs and assists professionals in deciding how best to help and protect children and young people.London child protection...
Ealing Children's Integrated Response Service (ECIRS) acts as a single front door for all enquiries and referrals into Ealing Children’s Services from professionals/practitioners and the public, where there are concerns about the welfare or safety...
A new consultation number for professionals provided by Ealing Children’s Integrated Response Service (ECIRS) and Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH).ECIRS consultation numberTelephone: 020 8825 5236Open: Monday to Friday, between 9am and 5pmNo...
Guidance for schools on the Ealing main round and in-year processApplying for a primary school or junior school transfer | Apply for primary school (reception class) or infant to junior school transfer | Ealing CouncilSchool admissions criteria for...
DfE guidance states that “in general, children should be educated in their normal age group, with the curriculum differentiated as appropriate, and that they should only be educated out of their normal age group in very limited circumstances....