Why Do Schools Have To Do With Pupil Welfare
Pupil Welfare - Schools have welfare policies in place to ensure the care and wellbeing of children. This policy protects children against the harmful effects of poverty, child abuse and family problems. Since the Children Act of 1989, the Local Authorities must investigate situations where children are at risk. All schools have a dedicated member of staff who is responsible for child protection issues. This member of staff will have training in such matters and will be able to advise colleagues on any child protection issues and also liaise with the investigation agencies. All records of the students will be kept on the Child Protection Register by this member of