Safeguarding – Keeping children safe in music learning
Warwick Music Limited (“Warwick Music”) takes its commitment to safeguarding and child protection very seriously. As teachers and parents ourselves, we understand the responsibility of everyone in the role in safeguarding children across the UK.
Every teacher who works for us is professionally qualified to teach music, has a current DBS check which has been independently verified, and has undergone updated safeguarding training. The Company uses Jeremy Dibb, former Head of Warwickshire Music Service, as our independent safeguarding advisor.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Steven Greenall and he can be contacted via email or by calling 024 7671 2081. Parents, guardians and students can contact him to raise any concerns or issues you may have.
Here are the important documents of which you should be aware if your child is receiving their music learning through Warwick Music.
Safeguarding Policy
This document outlines Warwick Music’s policy to safeguarding
Risk Assessment
This document assesses the potential risks in relation to teachers and students and how we expect to manage them
Music Education Code of Practice
Our company and its teachers subscribe to the nationally recognised code of practice originally created for and by the profession through MusicLeader & Sound Sense
Data Protection & Privacy Standard Policy
Our customers are providing us personal information when we are teaching them or their children. This policy explains how we manage this data in a GDPR compliant way.
Terms & Conditions
This document outlines the terms and conditions of our relationship
Keeping Children Safe in Education
This is the comprehensive UK government guidance for schools and colleges
Working together to safeguard children
This is statutory guidance on inter-agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children
Expression of Concern Form
The form our teachers use to disclose to the Designated Safeguarding Lead any concerns they may have
