Keeping Your Child Safe

If you are concerned about the welfare of a child please speak to one of the following safeguarding leads;

 

• Mr G Huthart - Head teacher
• Mrs C Bartlett - Deputy Head teacher
• Miss R Jackson - Assistant Head teacher
• Miss S Townsend - Family Liaison & Attendance Officer
• Mrs K Whittington - SENCO
• Mrs L North - Business Manager

If you are concerned about the welfare of a child, please refer to the procedures outlined in the poster below:

For further information, please refer to our whole school child protection policy below:

Further guidance can be found in our whole school child protection policy and on the Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Children Partnership website:

 

We are proud to announce that Norbridge Academy has been recognised for its commitment to helping pupils stay safe online
 Norbridge Academy is now a National Online Safety Certified School

 

We are proud to announce that Norbridge Academy has now achieved National Online Safety Safe Remote Education Accreditation for its commitment to providing safe remote education.

Norbridge Academy Online Safety Newsletter

 

Please find below the monthly edition of our Online Safety Newsletter. The newsletter is full of information for parents/carers about how children can stay safe online and will showcase valuable facts about websites, social media apps and games that primary school children may have access to.

Supporting childrens special education, emotional and mental health needs:

Please follow these links to areas of our school website for more information about how to support the needs of your child. 

Network Rail Safety Video - KS2 Children Only:

Due to the very high level of trespassing on the tracks by young people in your local area, Network Rail in partnership with Learn Live are working to help raise awareness to students across the UK educating them about the dangers of the train tracks through interactive digital delivery.

 

Network rail have created a safety video for all KS2 children as there has been a spike in trespassing. Remember 15 mins can help save lives and provide important safety information to young people.