Safeguarding
Here at Shooters Hill Sixth Form College we are committed to the safeguarding of our community. Our main priority is creating an environment in which our students can be safe to reach their full potential.
If you have any safeguarding concerns about any student enroled at Shooters Hill Sixth Form College please do not hesitate to contact our designated safeguarding lead by email: safeguarding@shc.ac.uk
MY Voice
At Shooters Hill Sixth Form College we want everyone to feel safe, supported, and heard. My Voice is a confidential way to report concerns about yourself or others, including bullying, mental health, or safety issues. You can report anonymously or leave your details if you would like a follow-up.
Every report is taken seriously, and our safeguarding team will review and respond appropriately. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please speak to a trusted adult, the safeguarding team or contact emergency services.
Your voice matters – let’s keep our community safe together.
Our Safeguarding policy can be found here.
Keeping Children Safe in Education LINK
Working Together to Safeguard Children LINK
Prevent Duty Guidance LINK
Prevent Introduction LINK
Our Safeguarding Team
Danville Berbeck - Assistant Principal and Strategic DSL
Responsible for strategic planning of safeguarding initiatives, staffing and resources
Joanna Desloandes - Head of Behaviour and Safeguarding DSL
Responsible for management of the safeguarding team and services
Glenda Kramer - Deputy DSL
Responsible for assisting the DSL with cases and agency liaison
Sarah Webb - CLA and Safeguarding Officer
Responsible for students in care or leaving care
Temporary Cover - Behaviour and Safeguarding Coordinator
Responsible for coordinating safeguarding and behaviour measures
"Students are safe and secure in their learning environments and feel that the college is safe and inclusive."
Online Safety
At Shooters Hill Sixth Form College we always try to make our staff and students aware of the risks they face in the online community, especially social media websites. That's why we are encouraging parents to get involved and help us at home to achieve this objective. We have created various posters and promotions to make staff and students aware of this e-safety campaign and we would also like parents to be aware of this e-safety campaign at home as well. To implement this, parents can download and install various resources on their home computers via the links below to keep the campaign going.
You can visit these websites for more information on e-safety.
