The Designated Safeguarding Lead Sample Clauses

The Designated Safeguarding Lead. Details of the academies Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) and deputies are set out in each academies Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy. The DSL takes lead responsibility for online safety in the academy, in particular:  Supporting the Headteacher in ensuring that staff understand this policy and that it is being implemented consistently throughout the academy.  Working with the Headteacher, and other staff, as necessary, to address any online safety issues or incidents.  Ensuring that any online safety incidents are logged (see appendix 3) and dealt with appropriately in line with this policy.  Ensuring that any incidents of cyber-bullying are logged and dealt with appropriately in line with the TrustsBehaviour policy.  Updating and delivering staff training on online safety.  Liaising with other agencies and/or external services if necessary.  Providing regular reports on online safety in the academy to the Headteacher and/or LGB. This list is not intended to be exhaustive.
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The Designated Safeguarding Lead. Details of the Academy’s DSL [and deputies] are set out in our child protection and safeguarding policy as well relevant job descriptions.

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