At Snowflake School we are fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share in this commitment. 

We provide a safe, secure, and supportive environment for all members of our school community but most especially our pupils. Our pupils may not always possess the communication skills that enable them to discuss or disclose incidents that upset or frighten them. It is of the utmost importance therefore that we continue to provide a sensitive, proactive environment in which pupils’ parents and staff members are secure and confident in the agreed procedures that put pupils’ safety first.  

We aim to embed child protection and safeguarding throughout the curriculum, by teaching pupils topics such as online safety, safety in the community and keeping ourselves safe.  

Kerry Sternstein

Designated Safeguarding Lead at Snowflake School

kerry.sternstein@snowflakeschool.org.uk

Andrea Moldovan-Grunfeld

Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead at Snowflake School

andrea.moldovan@snowflakeschool.org.uk

Catherine Stepehenson

Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead at Snowflake School

catherine.stephenson@snowflakeschool.org.uk

Leah Jasubhoy

Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead at Snowflake School

leah.jasubhoy@snowflakeschool.org.uk

Tara Morgan

Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead at Snowflake School

tara.morgan@snowflakeschool.org.uk

Snowflake School empower and enable staff to be vigilant for vulnerable pupils through regular, ongoing training and the dissemination of information. Our staff are trained on a regular basis on up to date topics relating to safeguarding and child protection. 

All staff in school, including volunteers and outside agencies undergo relevant DBS checks (Disclosure and Barring).