Key Information & Statutory Policies
Transparency, child protection, and legal compliance are fundamental to our practice. Access and download our official policies below.
Safeguarding & Child Protection Contacts
Active Futures Academy is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children.
Academy Policies & Guidance
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Core statutory child protection procedures, reporting routes, and staff responsibilities.
Proactive anti-bullying framework, reporting mechanisms, and restorative resolutions.
Official statement of commitment to student safety and KCSIE compliance.
Digital safety guidelines, acceptable device use, and online harm prevention.
Early identification and multi-agency early support frameworks for pupils and families.
Robust vetting, DBS checks, and ongoing child protection training for all personnel.
Safe, confidential escalation channels for reporting internal concerns.
Daily attendance protocols, home school roll-call reporting, and absence escalation.
Trauma-informed positive behaviour support, de-escalation, and restorative justice.
Statutory framework governing suspension, exclusion prevention, and appeals.
Professional standards, professional boundaries, and adult-pupil interactions.
Procedures for welcoming new learners and conducting initial baseline evaluations.
Clear, transparent stages for resolving complaints by parents, schools, or the public.
Compliance with UK GDPR, pupil privacy rights, and secure record retention.
Workplace safety, physical activities standards, and facility management guidelines.
Risk assessment matrix for dynamic active sessions and physical activities.
Safety protocols, staff ratios, and risk assessments for off-site trips.
Specific safeguarding alignment for placements commissioned by Bolton Council.
Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) contact protocols and escalation guidelines.
Multi-agency threshold guidance and collaborative support framework.
Regional safeguarding coordination and escalation pathways.