Safeguarding
At Kingsbrook View Primary Academy, we take the safety and welfare of our pupils very seriously. Safeguarding is paramount and we maintain a safeguarding culture. Staff are expected to be 'professionally curious' in order to protect pupils. KVPA staff will wear lanyards for clear identification. All visitors into the Academy will need to sign in, show valid ID and follow our safeguarding guidelines, ensuring a 'visitor' lanyard is clearly visible. Only adults who have a full, clear DBS will be able to work directly with our children.
Click to read KVPA Safeguarding Statement
Report a Concern About a Child
If you have a serious concern about a child, you can contact one of the Designated Safeguarding Leads listed below.
You can also call Bucks First Response on 01296 383962 or complete an online concern form:
Safeguarding at Kingsbrook View
Our Designated Safeguarding Leads are:
- Mr Jon Turner (Head of Academy)
- Mrs Vicky Gibbons (Assistant Head of Academy)
- Mr Richard Jackson (Deputy Head of Academy)
- Mr Matt Ellis-Green (Phase Leader)
- Mrs Becky Salfarlie (Pastoral Support Worker)
Our nominated Safeguarding Trustee for Inspiring Futures Partnership Trust is:
- Steve Moore
Our nominated Safeguarding Academy Committee Representative for Kingsbrook View is:
- David Allsop
We follow the statutory guidance in Keeping Children Safe in Education and update our Child Protection Policy whenever there are any changes (at a minimum annually). This can be found on our Policies page. We also follow the requirements for Safer Recruitment of staff. The Senior Leadership Team and one Trustee are trained in Safer Recruitment.
Click here to view Child Protection Policy 2025 - 2026
Children who are looked after (LAC)
The Looked After Children (LAC) designated teacher for KVPA is: Mr Jon Turner, Head of Academy.
The role of the designated teacher is to support the educational and personal development of looked after and previously looked after children by prioritising their academic and emotional needs. They are responsible for ensuring children have high-quality Personal Education Plans (PEPs), monitoring their progress and working with various agencies to provide support. This includes training staff, acting as a central point of contact within the Academy and promoting a supportive whole-Academy culture.
E-Safety
Please visit our E-Safety page for information about online safety.
Operation Encompass
Kingsbrook View Primary Academy takes part in a project run jointly between schools/academies and police forces. Our local force is Thames Valley Police.
Operation Encompass is the reporting of police attended domestic abuse incidents to schools, prior to the start of the next school day, where there are children in the home.
Operation Encompass will ensure that a member of the Academy staff (Designated Safeguarding Lead), known as a Key Adult, is trained to allow them to liaise with the police and to use the information that has been shared in confidence, while ensuring that the Academy is able to make provision for possible difficulties experienced by children, or their families, who have experienced a domestic abuse incident.
We are keen to offer the best support possible to all our pupils and we believe this will be extremely beneficial for all those involved.
Our Key Adult is: Mr Jon Turner (Head of Academy)
Prevent
Please click the link below to view our Prevent Risk Assessment and Actions.
Safeguarding Information for Parents
- Information about child abuse from the NSPCC
- Information about Child Sexual Exploitation from the Metropolitan Police
- Information about County Lines from The Children's Society
- Information about Female Genital Mutilation from the NHS
- Information about Radicalisation for parents from Educate Against Hate
- Information about the Prevent Strategy from Bucks CC
- Information about keeping children safe online from the UK Council for Internet Safety
Safeguarding Guides for Parents:
- Presentation Slides
- Parent information about online child sexual exploitation
- Parent guide to TikTok
- Parent Guide to Roblox
- Parent Guide to Minecraft
- Parent Guide to Fortnite
Keeping children safe during community activities, after-school clubs and tuition: Questions to help parents and carers choose out-of-school settings
The DfE has produce guidance that helps parents identify the safeguarding issues to consider when choosing an out-of-school provider or community activity. Keeping children safe during community activities, after-school clubs and tuition.
Parents can access the guidance by clicking below:
