Health, Safety and Wellbeing
The health, safety and wellbeing of our school community (both children and staff) is important to us. We take our safeguarding responsibilities very seriously and you can view our Safeguarding (incorporating Child Protection) policy here. If you have concerns about a child, you can approach our Designated Safeguarding Lead, Mr Jon Hughes, jonathanhughes@downsinf.brighton-hove.sch.uk. Out of school hours please contact Front Door For Families. If your concern is about a member of staff, please contact the Headteacher or the LADO (Local Authority Designated Officer). Please note that all these routes of reporting are available even during bubble closures during the Covid 19 outbreak.
Resources to help you help you and your child
We know this is a challenging time for most families. You may be worried about the wellbeing of family members, concerned about money or work, or juggling home-working with your child(ren) at home too. These resources from our PSHE lead may be of help. If you are struggling with anything, please call the school. Please also see our 'Home Learning' page.
Keeping your child safe while using computers and the Internet
Social story about Coronavirus
Wellbeing and Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE)
We are involved in a range of initiatives in the area of health, safety and wellbeing, including 'Walk to School Week', 'Bike It', the 'Downs Daily Dash' and we have an annual Healthy Week, which includes a focus on mental health and wellbeing for children.
Downs Infant School Travel Plan
Safety Net Newsletters (including advice on e-safety, bullying etc.)
Safety Net Special Edition - Talking to your children about Corona Virus