Sentence examples for safeguarding policy from inspiring English sources

The school has since updated the safeguarding policy with reference to 'Prevent' guidelines and placed the policy on the school website.

They now have a rigorous safeguarding policy in place but you will probably have to decide for yourself whether the club should have done more at the time or shown greater empathy towards a grieving family.

"With that in mind I would like to let you know that we have invited Manchester city council children's services into the school after half-term to carry out a collaborative review with us of our safeguarding policy and procedures.

Guildhall said it would now handle such a complaint differently: "Today it is unthinkable that a complaint of this nature would not be dealt with appropriately and immediately; a teacher would be suspended while the complaint was investigated by the police, and if it was found to be true, immediate dismissal would take place, as per the school's safeguarding policy".

While the majority of institutions recognise the need for a safeguarding policy few clearly set out the legal position.

It is essential that UNICEF and partners develop and adhere to a strict child safeguarding policy that includes background checks for prospective partners, employees and volunteers; a code of conduct; initial and refresher training; the identification of emergency focal points; internal referral protocols; whistle blowing policies; and guidance on the collection, use and storing of sensitive data.

"By adopting the Catholic Church's national safeguarding policies and procedures, and through its safeguarding commission, the Diocese of Portsmouth works hard to ensure the welfare of children and vulnerable individuals within the diocese.

Calls often involve general advice regarding safeguarding policies.

We must develop new safeguarding policies to help protect teenagers from this new twin phenomenon of grooming and radicalisation.

A mandatory reporting scheme needs to be devised that complements good safeguarding policies, where they exist, and provides clarity about the obligations of those in positions of authority over children.

Lynne Chitty, UK care director at the anti-trafficking charity Love146, said she was not surprised by the findings of the report and expected the numbers to continue to rise if urgent safeguarding policies were not implemented immediately.