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Safeguarding is our number one priority.

Please see our safeguarding policy attached below, or complete the form to report a safeguarding concern to the DSL, alison@accesseducationnw.org


The resources below will give you information about how to stay safe, both online and in person, and you can find out how to make a report to us, or another organisation.

Safeguarding links

Helping children and young people stay safe online. This site contains useful links, including, how to stay safe online, and reporting tools for harmful online content.

  • The NSPCC provides therapeutic services to help children recover from abuse, and supports parents and families in caring for their children. 
  • Preventing abuseThe NSPCC works to prevent abuse from happening in the first place, and to help professionals make the best decisions for children and young people. 
  • Supporting communitiesThe NSPCC works with local partners and families to make communities safer for children. 
  • Working with schoolsThe NSPCC's Speak out Stay safe program helps keep children safe from abuse. 
  • Providing a helplineThe NSPCC's helpline, Childline, provides support to thousands of children and young people. 

Worried about a child in Lancashire

Follow the link on the image to tell Tell Lancashire County Council if you are worried about a child

YoungMinds offers resources, guides, and blogs to help young people, parents, and carers understand and manage feelings, and support others

Access Education Safeguarding report form

Safeguarding Policy

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