Chrisland Schools Promotes Safety Culture for Learners

Chrisland Schools is actively working to create a safe environment for learners, focusing on encouraging them to report bullying and abuse. During Safeguarding Week, management, including Kemi Fajemirokun, the Head of Risk, Compliance, Safeguarding and Child Protection, emphasized the importance of a culture of safety that goes beyond mere compliance with regulations.
The school has implemented various initiatives such as confidential reporting channels, staff training, and regular risk assessments to foster a shared responsibility for safety among learners, parents, and staff. For seven years, Chrisland Schools has held a dedicated safety and safeguarding awareness week, with this year's theme being ‘Beyond Compliance: Embedding the Whole School Safety Culture and Safeguarding Culture for Positive Character Development in Every Learner’.
Fajemirokun aims to instill a safety mindset within the school community, making safety and safeguarding an instinctive part of daily interactions.
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