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Gunness and Burringham CofE Primary School
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Safeguarding
All staff at Gunness and Burringham Primary School have a duty of care to keep children safe. Staff receive regular training with a focus on protecting children and understand the signs of abuse.
All staff have recently engaged in Mental Health and Wellbeing Training, this is a huge priority at our school and staff are well equipped to signpost children and support both families and children in the most appropriate way.
There will be a Designated Safeguarding Lead on the school site at all times and they will take charge in the event of a safeguarding concern.
Designated Safeguarding Lead - Mrs Luan Sowerby
Deputy Safeguarding Lead - Miss Megan Harrison
Governor responsible for Safeguarding - Clare Coppens
We work closely in partnership with the Children's Multi - Agency and Safeguarding board to ensure that we seek assurance in the safeguarding procedures of all children.
If you have any concerns or need support during the school holidays, please email Mrs Sowerby lsowerby@gandbprimary.co.uk. She regularly checks her email and will contact you directly.
If your concerns is of an urgent nature please contact North Lincolnshire’s Children’s Services on:
01724 296500 (9am to 5pm Monday to Thursday, 9am to 4.30pm Friday)
01724 296500 (answerphone – out of office hours and at weekends)
101 – Police non-emergency
999 – Police emergency
Websites to support parents
North Lincolnshire guide on keeping children's and families safe
Parents Against Child Exploitation (PACE)
North Lincolnshire support for children and families page
Domestic Abuse
The Blue Door
The Blue Door is a specialist service who provide support to anyone that has experienced domestic abuse and sexual violence in North and North East Lincolnshire and those who have experienced rape and serious sexual offences in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire through a variety of advocacy, outreach workers, groups and programmes.
Office Telephone: 01724 841947
Helpline: 0800 197 47 87
Further information and referral forms are available from
Childline guide to healthy relationships