Brougham Street Community Nursery School

Here at Brougham Street Community Nursery School we are unwavering in our commitment to safeguarding the wellbeing of every pupil. Our rigorous approach ensures a safe and nurturing environment through robust policies, continuous staff training, and open communication.

We prioritise the physical and emotional wellbeing of our pupils and work collaboratively with parents and carers to create a secure space where all children can thrive and succeed.

Brougham Street Community Nursery School Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy

Brougham Street Community Nursery School Whistleblowing Policy

All staff, volunteers and students have fully enhanced DBS clearance.
All staff have up-to-date safeguarding and child protection training.
Staff are qualified in paediatric first aid.
The School has a special educational needs co-ordinator- Karen Daggett (SENCO).
The School has a named Governor- Gill Robinson who is responsible for child protection.
Our safeguarding and child protection policy is published on our website and hard copies are available in the school office.

We work closely with other agencies to protect children in our care and we are duty-bound by the Children’s Act. The Nursery will make a referral to the Children’s Services if we feel a child is at risk. We will always try to discuss our concerns with parents or carers first. If you ever feel that a child may be at risk (either at nursery or outside of nursery), please talk your concerns through with a member of staff or speak to the DSL/Deputy DSL on site, in order for us to ensure that both you and the child are supported.

The NSPCC has excellent resources on their website for parents (such as the “PANTS” programme or “Underwear rule”).

Please see below for links to our policy and the key statutory and non-statutory guidance for schools.

What to do if you're worried about a child

Working together to safeguard children

Information sharing advice safeguarding practitioners

Keeping children safe in education 2025

What should I do if I have a safeguarding concern?

If you have a safeguarding concern surrounding a student at Brougham Street Community Nursery School, please contact the school immediately via telephone or email.