Safeguarding Resources
At Aspire Education Academy, safeguarding is central to everything we do. This page provides access to key safeguarding resources, guidance, and support information to help learners, staff, partners, and families stay informed, safe, and supported.
If you have an immediate safeguarding concern, please contact us via our MyConcern Platform directly.
“I’m worried about my child’s online behaviour.”
Explore examples of harmful and non-harmful online behaviours, as well as get practical tips and advice on setting parental controls on devices and online access below:
“I’m worried about my financial situation.”
Discover your legal rights and available support for debt, mortgage payments, rent arrears and housing by clicking the link below:
“I don’t feel safe at home/I’m worried about someone’s safety.”
If you believe someone is at risk of immediate and serious harm, you should call 999.
If you are worried about your own ongoing safety, or the ongoing safety of children or vulnerable adults in your home, further support can be found below:
How These Resources Support You
Our safeguarding resources are designed to help you understand your rights, recognise concerns, and know where to seek support. Whether you are a learner, staff member, or partner, these resources offer clear guidance on staying safe, protecting wellbeing, and raising concerns appropriately.
Safeguarding covers physical safety, emotional wellbeing, online safety, and protection from harm, abuse, or exploitation.
Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy
Clear guidance on how Aspire protects learners and responds to safeguarding concerns.
Prevent Duty & Radicalisation Awareness
Information on how we support learners and comply with the Prevent duty.Online Safety & Digital Wellbeing
Guidance on staying safe online while learning remotely or using digital platforms.Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
Resources promoting respect, inclusion, and protection from discrimination.Wellbeing & Mental Health Support
Information on emotional wellbeing, support services, and signposting to external organisations.
How to Raise a Concern
If you are worried about your own safety or the safety of someone else, it’s important to speak up. Safeguarding concerns can be raised confidentially and will always be taken seriously.
You can raise a concern by:
Speaking to your tutor or a member of staff
To Contact Aspire’s Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) or
For any Safeguarding / Prevent concerns please contact:
Telephone: 01706 392654
Email: safeguarding@aspireeducationacademy.co.ukUsing Aspire’s official contact channels
All concerns are handled sensitively, professionally, and in line with safeguarding procedures.
External Support Services
In some situations, you may wish to access additional support outside of Aspire.
The following organisations offer confidential advice and support:
NSPCC – safeguarding and child protection advice
Samaritans – emotional support and mental wellbeing
Mind – mental health information and guidance
National Domestic Abuse Helpline – support and advice
Accessible Support for Everyone
We are committed to ensuring safeguarding resources are accessible and inclusive. If you require information in an alternative format or need additional support to access these resources, our team will be happy to help.
Need Support or Have a Concern?
If you need assistance, have a safeguarding concern, or want to learn more about our safeguarding practices, please contact us using either the contact details below or by completing the secure form. Your safety and wellbeing are important to us.
To Contact Aspire’s Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) or
For any Safeguarding / Prevent concerns please contact:
Telephone: 01706 392654
Email: safeguarding@aspireeducationacademy.co.uk