One Degree Academy fully recognises its responsibilities for child protection. We aim to ensure that children are effectively safeguarded from the potential risk of harm and that the safety and well-being of all children are of the highest priority in all aspects of the School’s work. In addition, we aim to maintain an ethos whereby staff, students, parents, and governors feel able to articulate concerns comfortably and safely in the knowledge that effective action will be taken as appropriate.
For all safeguarding matters, contact our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL), Gary Collison. Please phone the school on 0203 150 1144 and request to speak to the Designated Safeguarding Lead or email safeguarding@onedegreeacadeemy.org
Our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads are Jo Addleton and Kirsty Pacey who can also be reached on the contact details above.
Our safeguarding policy can be found on our policies page.
Our Online Safety page can be found here.
Reading for 10 minutes daily
Mathletics - 10 minutes daily (or 1,000 points weekly)
Tapestry
Boromi - sign up online
Reading for 15 minutes daily
Mathletics - 10 minutes daily (or 1,000 points weekly)
Knowledge Organisers - 3 minutes (mix the subjects over the week)
Spelling Task
Watch Home Learning Video
Reading - 20 minutes (can be independent, but better if children are reading aloud to help with unfamiliar words and understanding)
Mathletics - 10 minutes daily (or 1,000 points weekly)
TTRS - 5 mins (Garage & Sound Check)
Knowledge Organisers - 3 minutes (mix subjects over the week)
Spelling Task
Watch Home Learning Video
Reading for 20 minutes (should mostly be independent, but at least once a week should be encouraged to read to an adult or older sibling)
Sats Companion
TTRS - 5 minutes daily (garage section)
Knowledge Organisers - 3 minutes (mix subjects over the week)
Spelling Task
Watch Home Learning Video
The NSPCC works to prevent child abuse and to support those that have endured it. Find out more
Child Exploitation and Online Protection provide support for online abuse. Find out more
Childline provides advice and support for children in every situation. Find out more