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Stay Safe

We are an inclusive college that embraces equality, diversity, and inclusion. We are committed to ensuring that college is an environment where everyone can feel safe, valued and have the freedom to be themselves. You can anonymously report any concerns via Stay Safe. 

Stay Safe is our safeguarding and wellbeing initiative, which allows concerns to be reported anonymously to our safeguarding team.

If you or someone you know have experienced or witnessed something that you are concerned about, you can submit a report, which will be looked into by a trained member of our team.

You can receive support for a range of concerns, including bulliyng and harrassment, domestic violence and hate incidents or discrimination.

We also offer a range of support services to our students, including counselling services. You can find out more about the safeguarding and wellbeing support available here.

How to report anonymously:

You can anonymously report what happened below. There are three ways you can tell us what happened. Choose the option that describes you and click to complete the form.

If you are not a current student of member of staff at the college, please select the General Public option.

The form will allow you to select the type of concern you would like to report. If your are unsure which category your concern is most relevant to, or you would like to find out more information about the support available within each category, please see the How we can support you section.

You can also select 'unsure' or 'other' if you feel that the categories available are not appropriate for the concern you are reporting.

How we can support you:

View the categories below for more information about the types of concerns you can report and the support available.

You can also use Stay Safe to anonymously report any other concerns if you feel these caegories are not applicable. Our Safeguarding team are able to provide a wide range of support and will be able to appropriately address your concern.