Safeguarding At Debut

Debut is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all learners, particularly those under 18 or vulnerable adults. This policy outlines our responsibility to promote a safe environment and take appropriate action when concerns arise.

Debut recognises its responsibility under the Prevent Duty to help protect students from the risk of radicalisation and extremism, in line with the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015.

Debut encourages all staff, learners, and stakeholders to raise concerns about unsafe or unethical behaviour. This policy ensures those who speak up are supported and protected.

Debut follows a robust safer recruitment process to ensure all staff are suitable to work with young people and vulnerable adults, promoting a safe and trustworthy learning environment.

Debut is dedicated to promoting emotional wellbeing and identifying risks of self-harm or suicide. This policy outlines how we respond with care, support, and timely intervention.

Debut is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and respectful learning environment, free from all forms of bullying, harassment, and victimisation.

To ensure students, particularly younger learners, engage with online learning and digital platforms safely and responsibly. This policy promotes digital awareness and sets clear boundaries for use.

Debut has a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and child trafficking. We are committed to identifying and reporting any concerns and protecting the rights of vulnerable individuals.

Debut does not tolerate any form of sexual harassment. We are committed to preventing inappropriate behaviour and responding swiftly and sensitively to any reports or concerns.

This policy ensures Debut can respond effectively to serious or unexpected events that impact safety or wellbeing, maintaining calm, coordinated, and protective action in critical situations.