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Safeguarding is our top priority at Raise Rochdale PRS. By using this site, you agree to our duty to protect and promote the safety of all students.
Raise Rochdale Pupil Referral Service is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
It is everyone's responsibility to safeguard our children. Please report any concerns immediatly to a member of our safeguarding team.
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Helen Hart hhart@raiserochdale.org
Deputy Safeguarding Leads:
KS3 & KS4 Centre - Melanie Quigley mquigley@raiserochdale.org Clare Kemp ckemp@raiserochdale.org
Year 11 Centre - Samantha Parkhill sparkhill@raiserochdale.org Rhiannon Hutchins rhutchins@raiserochdale.org
Turnaround Centre - Rosie Allan rallan@raiserochdale.org Caroline Durns cdurns@raiserochdale.org
Rachel Dardis is our Management Committee Safeguarding Link.
Our priority is to ensure that our school remains a safe place for children, staff and visitors. All staff and visitors have a duty of care towards the welfare and safety of the children and adults in the school; this is called Safeguarding. Safeguarding means:
Children are protected from harm
Children are quickly identified if they are at risk of harm
Action is taken to ensure the best outcomes for all children
Concerned about a Young Person?
If you are concerned about a young person, please contact Raise Rochdale Pupil Referral Service directly:
Email: hhart@raiserochdale.org or any of our deputy safeguarding leads as stated above.
Telephone: KS3&4 Centre - 0300 3038384 (Option 1) Turnaround Centre 0300 3038384 (Option 2) Yr11 Centre (01706 801918)
During holiday or out of hours, if you have any worries about a child's safety or welfare, in the first ring Rochdale Early Help and Safeguarding hub on 0300 303 0440, out of hours please ring 0300 303 8875.
In addition, you can call the NSPCC Child Protection helpline on 0808 800 5000 to discuss your concerns, or ask for advice by email.
The NSPCC also provide a helpline services for children themselves who are looking for someone to talk to (Childline 0800 1111).
Finally, if you think a child is at risk of immediate harm, please contact the police by calling 999.
All staff at Raise Rochdale Pupil Referral Service read KCSiE Part 1 annually. DSL/DDSL's undertake advanced safeguarding training every two years with regular updates. Members of our Management Committee receive safeguarding training. All staff complete annual online safety and prevent training, with additional specialist sessions where needed.
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