Intimate Care PolicyIntimate Care Policy • February 21st, 2019
Document Detail Policy Reference Number: 70 Category: Pupil Related Authorised By: Trust Board Status: Approved Chair of Trust Board Signature Date Approved: January 2019 Issue Date: January 2019 Next Review Date: January 2022
David James 08/11/2023 09/11/2025 2 years Intimate care ofstudents [Comments]Intimate Care Policy • February 7th, 2024
ContractIntimate Care Policy • January 4th, 2018
CONTENTS Page 1 Introduction 1 2 Definition of intimate care 1 3 Aims 2 4 Principles 2 5 Working with Parents 2 6 Writing an Individual Care Plan 3 7 Links with other agencies 3 8 Pupil Voice 3 9 Recruitment 4 10 Staff Development 5 11 Environmental Advice 6 12 Invasive Procedures 6 13 Vulnerability to Abuse 7 14 Allegations of Abuse 7 15 Toileting Procedures 8 16 Further Guidance 8 Appendix 1 Model policy for Schools Appendix 2 Record of Agencies involved Appendix 3 Record of Intimate Care Intervention Appendix 4 Working Towards Independence record Appendix 5 Toilet Management Plan Appendix 6 Agreement Between Child And Personal Assistant Appendix 7 Permission For Schools To Provide Intimate Care
INTIMATE CARE POLICYIntimate Care Policy • October 15th, 2021
At Vernon Terrace Primary School we recognise that all children have different rates of development and differing needs during their time at school. Most children achieve continence before the age of threel. With the development of more early years’ education and the drive towards inclusion, however, there are many more children in mainstream educational establishments who are not fully independent.
INTIMATE CARE POLICY and PARENTAL AGREEMENT FORMIntimate Care Policy • July 19th, 2024
INTIMATE CARE POLICYIntimate Care Policy • September 17th, 2020
DOCUMENT DETAIL Policy Reference Number 70 Approving Body Trust Board Author Liz Butler Scheduled Review Triennial Date of Policy January 2019 Next review January 2020
Intimate Care Policy and Agreement 2023Intimate Care Policy • August 26th, 2024
Highfield Community Primary School is committed to ensuring that all staff responsible for the intimate care of children will undertake their duties in a professional manner at all times. We recognise that there is a need to treat all children with respect when intimate care is given. No child should be attended to in a way that causes distress, embarrassment or pain. The Intimate Care Policy and Guidelines regarding children have been developed to safeguard children and staff. They apply to everyone involved in the intimate care of children.
Intimate Care PolicyIntimate Care Policy • May 28th, 2021
The pastoral care of our children is central to the aims, ethos and teaching programmes in Sacred Heart Primary School and we are committed to developing positive and caring attitudes in our children. Our Intimate Care Policy is part of our collective pastoral care policies. This policy is in line with multi-agency guidance as found in the Area Child Protection Committees’ (ACPC) Regional Policy and Procedures (2005). It is our intention to develop independence in each child, however there will be occasions when help is required. The principles and procedures apply to everyone involved in the intimate care of children.
Sharp Lane Primary SchoolIntimate Care Policy • April 25th, 2023
Agreed by Governing Board March 2023 Review date March 2026 Responsible for this policy Helena Smith and Charlotte O’Neil Wilson (SENDCO)
