Safety & Safeguarding
Confidential safeguarding cases, drills, emergency alerts, dismissal checks and staff vetting.
👥 Designated safeguarding lead, principal, security, all staff (report concerns)🖥️ 12 screens📝 4 forms

What it does
Section titled “What it does”- Confidential safeguarding cases
- Incident log
- Fire and lockdown drills with live head count
- Emergency alerts with all-clear
- End-of-day dismissal with pickup checks
- Court-order pickup block
Its screens
Section titled “Its screens”Each screen has its own page: what it is for, how to reach it, a picture, its buttons and its form.
Staff checksBackground checks and certificates held for every member of staff.has a form
Missing staff checksStaff who are still missing a required check.
DrillsScheduled and past fire and lockdown drills.
CamerasA register of school cameras, where each is and where its recordings are kept.
Hall passesPasses that let a pupil leave class for a short errand.has a form
DismissalToday's pickup queues, such as the bus line or the car line.
Incident logThe school's log of safety incidents, from minor to serious.has a form
Emergency alertsEmergency messages sent to the people chosen, such as the whole school.
New concernsWorries staff raise about a child's welfare.has a form
Safeguarding casesConfidential child protection cases, each with its own record.
Emergency case readA controlled way to open a restricted safeguarding record in an emergency.
Safeguarding retentionRules for how long safeguarding records are kept before removal.Step by step
Section titled “Step by step”Run a fire drill
Section titled “Run a fire drill”- Start a Drill; staff mark headcounts live.
- Missing students are flagged until accounted for, then record the all-clear.
Raise a safeguarding concern
Section titled “Raise a safeguarding concern”- Any staff member logs a Concern.
- Only the safeguarding lead sees the case and its follow-up.
Questions
Section titled “Questions”Are court-order pickup blocks enforced?
Yes, at dismissal and the front office.