safeguarding training at Stageworks performing arts school
We take Safeguarding very seriously and continue to do our best in this area to ensure children are kept safe from harm and/ or neglect, and recognise signs that could lead to intervention.
Everyone who works at StageWorks, or who performs volunteer duties at StageWorks, must adhere to our Safeguarding policy and follow our chosen safeguarding training which comes with a certificate on completion.
We have a team of DBS volunteers, and where needed use a team of certified (by SODC) Chaperones.
every child matters. Not just some.
Emma Jane Taylor, StageWorks, UK
what is safeguarding
why is safeguarding important
why is safeguarding important
Safeguarding is a term used to protect the health, wellbeing and human rights of humans, in our case, children and the vulernable. Safeguarding allows children to live free from abuse, harm & neglect.
why is safeguarding important
why is safeguarding important
why is safeguarding important
StageWorks is committed to the principles that ensure children are safeguarded. StageWorks understands that everyone has a duty to report actual, suspected or risk of harm.
our expectations
why is safeguarding important
our expectations
We expect anyone working or volunteering with StageWorks Performing Arts School to be alert to any safeguarding concerns. All concerns must be raised with our safeguarding leads; Emma Jane Taylor, Jasmine Belcher, Julie Green.
StageWorks UK
admin@stageworks.uk
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SHOWTIME
Our next production, SHOWTIME written by Lloyd White will be performed at The HAODS Studio in April.
Tickets will be available 1st March. Limited tickets.