Miss L Coulthard
lcoulthard@carrhill.lancs.sch.uk
Mr D Morton
dmorton@carrhill.lancs.sch.uk
Mr A Waller
awaller@carrhill.lancs.sch.uk
Mr A Penney
apenney@carrhill.lancs.sch.uk
Miss A Jordinson
ajordinson@carrhill.lancs.sch.uk
In conjunction with Lancashire Police, Carr Hill High School is involved in a national initiative called 'Operation Encompass'. The purpose of Operation Encompass is to safeguard and support children and young people who have been involved in, heard or witnessed a domestic abuse incident.
Following an incident, children will often arrive at school distressed, upset, worried and unprepared. Operation Encompass aims to ensure that appropriate school staff are made aware early enough to help and support children and young people in a way that means they feel safe and included.
This is a valuable initiative that means we can help and support students and their families within our school when they need us most.
You can find out more information by visiting the Operation Encompass website here or by contacting Mr D Morton at school (Key Adult at Carr Hill High School).
Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) is a Police website offering advice and support regarding online safety. The website has the facility for you to report any issues regarding the suspected online sexual exploitation of children.
Are you worried about online abuse or the way someone has been communicating with you online?
As a parent/carer, do you have concerns or need some guidance?
Please click the logo here to access the website, find out more information or report an incident.
Harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) is developmentally inappropriate sexual behaviour displayed by children and young people which is harmful or abusive. Peer-on-peer sexual abuse is a form of HSB where sexual abuse takes place between children of a similar age or stage of development. Child-on-child sexual abuse is a form of HSB that takes place between children of any age or stage of development. Problematic sexual behaviour (PSB) is developmentally inappropriate or socially unexpected sexualised behaviour which doesn’t have an overt element of victimisation or abuse.
Advice about healthy and unhealthy sexual behaviour in children and teenagers, including what to do if you're worried.
NSPCC
NSPCC - Helpline for those in education
0808 800 5000, complete the online form or email help@nspcc.org.uk
Keeping safe in School
Child sexual exploitation Know and see the signs
Teen relationships Act on it
Gender identity GIRES
Pornography Childline
National Online Safety have produced helpful guides to all apps and websites parents and young people may be using. A selection is available below, for more information visit their website - National Online Safety
Playstation 5 - What parents/carers need to know
Xbox Series X / S - What parents/carers need to know
Xbox One Online Safety Guide
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Safety Guide & Tips
Among Us Safety Guide & Tips
League of Legends Safety Guide & Tips
Minecraft Online Safety Guide
Tellonym Safety Guide & Tips
Amazon Alexa Safety Guide & Tips
Trolling & Online Abuse
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
Music Streaming Apps and Sites
Fitness Trackers
Location Tracking Guidance
Gaming Streamers and Influencers Guidance
Screengrabs Online Safety Guide
Facebook Online Safety Guide
Instagram Online Safety Guide
TikTok Online Safety Guide
Social Pressures Linked to ‘Appearance’ Online Safety Guide
Social Pressures Linked to ‘Social Media Influencers’ Online Safety Guide
Social Pressures Linked To ‘Friends and Followers’ Online Safety Guide
Social Pressures Linked To ‘Likes’ Online Safety Guide
Remote Education Tips for Parents/Carers
How to Maintain Good Mental Wellbeing During Isolation
How to Clean Devices Guide
The well known price comparison website has created a guide for parents to ensure that their children stay safe when using the internet. Setting parental controls for the internet can help you decide what you would like your children to be able to access online, it can reduce the chance of your child stumbling across inappropriate sites and you can also monitor what you child has been looking at online. Find out more below -
GoCompare - Broadband parental controls and internet safety for children
VPN Mentor
Facebook Safety Centre Facebook Help Centre
Instagram Help Centre
X / Twitter Help Centre
Snapchat Support
Tumblr Help Centre
YouTube Help
Skype Help
Pinterest Help Centre
Online safety helpline: 0808 800 5000
Emailing help@NSPCC.org.uk
Online Safety Get Safe Online
E-Safety support Childnet
PGEI games ratings explained
How much time do children spend online
Age ratings
Ratings and Reviews - Movies, TV, Books, Games etc.
Common Sense Media
Online Security Cyber Aware
Digital Citizenship Let's Fight It Together - YouTube video from Childnet International
Parent Online Safety Support Guide
Parent/Guardian Online Radicalisation Information and Support
Online Radicalisation Information and Support
At Carr Hill High School we are committed to preventing extremism and radicalisation to keep our pupils safe. Over the last few years, global events have led to a growth of extremist viewpoints, including advocacy of violent extremism. Schools have an important part to play in both educating children and young people about extremism and recognising when pupils start to become radicalised. Recently the Government launched an ‘Educate Against Hate’ website designed to provide practical advice for schools, parents and students about tackling extremism and radicalisation. More information can be found here.
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