Links To Useful Websites
Staying Safe Online
Protecting your children from potentially harmful things on the internet, is incredibly important. Please see below for a selection of advice posters, that are here to support you as parents/carers, to enable your child to use the internet safely, responsibly and positively.
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Useful Links:
Think U Know - A guide to internet safety and safe surfing for young people
NSPCC - Keeping children safe
NSPCC - Preventing abuse and helping those affected to recover
NSPCC - Social media
Internet Matters
Childline - Help and advice about a wide range of issues
CEOPS - Child exploitation and online protection centre
Children at Risk of Exploitation (CRE)
Safe & Sound
Please see the Early Help and Support sections of our website for further information and useful links.
Stopping Domestic Abuse Together (SDAT)
Stopping Domestic Abuse Together (SDAT) is an initiative led by Derbyshire Police in conjunction with Children’s Social Care, Health Services, schools and other agencies, who work together to safeguard children and adults.
Domestic Abuse can encompass but is not limited to the following types of abuse:
- Psychological
- Physical
- Sexual
- Financial
- Emotional
What is SDAT?
SDAT is an early notification system to schools to quickly notify them of any incidents of domestic abuse where the Police have attended a household where children live. It is the local version of Operation Encompass.
This enables schools to understand changes in a child's behaviour, attitude or general presentation and to support children if needed.
What happens when we receive a notification?
The aim of sharing information is to ensure our children are protected from the impact of domestic abuse. Schools are notified so that they can observe and offer appropriate support to children who have been involved in, or witnessed, a domestic abuse incident.
The police will share specific information about an incident with Children’s Social Care and our safeguarding team here in school. The information will be received securely and confidentially by the trained safeguarding leads, who are available to liaise with Children's Social Care and the police and to use the information that has been shared, in confidence, to support the child(ren).
If we receive a SDAT notification we will make sure that one of our safeguarding team are available to offer support.
When we receive a domestic abuse notification, we will routinely monitor the child’s welfare and engage with partner agencies where required. This is part of our safeguarding commitment to safeguard all our students. Only safeguarding school staff receive the notifications and the notifications do not include details of the incident, just a notification that something has happened. The aim of schools being notified is so that support for the student can be put in place.
Our trained staff are also available to offer support and advice about other agencies who may be able to assist children and families. You can email the safeguarding team securely and in confidence at: safeguarding@stonebroom-cnet.org
Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline - 08000 198 668
Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline
The support line is the single point of access to all of the commissioned domestic abuse support services in the County. The line, which is delivered by Action Housing, is staffed by trained domestic abuse workers between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday.
