ELATT | Safeguarding
 

 Current Students

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Safeguarding
ELATT is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and adults with care and support needs, and in accordance with our Safeguarding Policy, we expect all staff, volunteers, trustees and visitors to share this commitment.

The safety of all children and adults with care and support needs is our paramount concern. In cases where ELATT has reason to be concerned that a student may be subject to ill-treatment of any kind, neglect or other forms of abuse, staff must follow the ELATT's Safeguarding Policies for adults and children, which is in line with the DfE Keeping Children Safe In Education, and inform Children’s Social Care Services of their concerns.

Designated Safeguarding Staff

Mia Wylie

Designated Safeguarding Lead for ELATT

Shafique Khan

Designated Deputy Safeguarding Lead for Sixth Form

If you are a current student at ELATT and are in need of support, please contact us using our safeguarding contact details:

Phone: 07936624962

If your concerns emerge outside of working hours or term-time, please contact the police through 101.

You can also contact your London Borough

If you are in imminent danger please dial 999 for the Police.

We are committed to supporting young people with their emotional and mental wellbeing. Sixth Form students have ready access to a speech and language therapist, educational psychologist, wellbeing and mentoring support, and finance and debt advice from our partner Island Advice. We have a Disability, EHCP and Liaison Officer onsite who will be happy to discuss how to meet your needs.

Our experienced support staff are on hand in each classroom and all teaching staff have experience of working with children with SEN and social, emotional and mental health issues, providing an inclusive classroom setting where safeguarding and wellbeing are paramount.

Safeguarding policy - Children and young people Return to Sixthform

Safeguarding Policies

Children and young people

We are committed to supporting vulnerable adults with their emotional and mental wellbeing.   
 
Adult students have ready access to wellbeing and mentoring support through our Wellbeing Service and finance and debt advice from our partner Island Advice.  We also work with a number of specialist non-profit partners who can support you to work through difficult personal issues such as housing, homelessness and domestic violence. 
 
If you have any concerns as to your safety within ELATT or in your home life, please contact your tutor or our Student Support Team 

Safeguarding policy - Vulnerable adults

Safeguarding Policies

Vulnerable adults