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17/12/24

Two special visitors flew into school today! All children from Nursery to Year 6 had the opportunity to meet two of Santa’s magical helpers - Blitzen and Dasher 🦌 ✨ It was lovely to see all the children’s faces as they saw the reindeer spreading Christmas cheer!🎅🏼🎄 pic.twitter.com/h329t6SKNw

12/12/24

Excellence. Every Child. Every Day. HPAMA 💜 pic.twitter.com/Fx5bGWieSA

11/12/24

Our Digital Leaders had an incredible visit to the Apple Store, participating in an interactive workshop. Using the Procreate app on iPads, they designed faces & objects while exploring digital art techniques. Thank you to the Apple Team for hosting a fun & educational session. pic.twitter.com/C6xOsDkzTj

10/12/24

Rocksteady concert - future music superstars 🤩🎶 pic.twitter.com/7bRHxtsuQX

04/12/24

Another beautiful photograph reveal 📸🤩 pic.twitter.com/Q2BvWG1cL2

04/12/24

Recently, a photographer visited the academy and took photographs of some of our pupils that will be displayed around the school. We are really pleased with the photographs, as was Arianna, her reaction says it all! 📸😊🤩 pic.twitter.com/nOXlhUcAdr

02/12/24

A definite highlight of the year - our 10th annual Christmas Tree Service 🎄 Every child in Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 got to hang their decoration on the tree, sang songs from their forthcoming Christmas performances and a countdown to turn on the tree lights. pic.twitter.com/BYYrRz2j1D

29/11/24

The children in Nursery have been very busy learning all about bread. They got to make their own bread rolls & eat them for snack. They learnt & developed skills such as kneading the dough & extended their vocabulary as they spoke about the ingredients, method, texture & taste. pic.twitter.com/TgEcjGSoXA

28/11/24

450 children, 37 staff, 32 parent helpers & a fun-filled pantomime! The children laughed, sang, danced & showed their core values throughout. Thank you to all the parent helpers & to the meticulous organisation from our staff to ensure a school trip of this size runs smoothly 💜 pic.twitter.com/cqj8mGmsTO

28/11/24

The Harris Mayflower A team qualified for the Essex County Schools Football Tournament and came third. They are now officially the 3rd best primary football team in the whole of Essex!!! 🥳⚽️🏆👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/yJQi2FJoaX

28/11/24

Very excited children this morning as they leave to attend the Cinderella pantomime. All Reception and KS1 classes boarded eight coaches and will fill the whole of the Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch! pic.twitter.com/BOFFkkqMMn

27/11/24

Yesterday, the Mayor visited Harris Mayflower and led the assembly for Years 4, 5 and 6. She spoke about British Values and her role as a Mayor. pic.twitter.com/LcxAERne59

27/11/24

All our gift boxes were collected yesterday, they filled three cars & the people from the Samaritans were so grateful and amazed by how many boxes had been donated. Thank you so much to all the families that donated, it really will make a difference to a child’s Christmas 🎅🎄🎁 pic.twitter.com/yr8HXZgiem

21/11/24

A fantastic performance from our KS1 football team last Friday. They played in the annual Thurrock SSP KS1 tournament at William Edward’s school. They played six games and won all six!!! ⚽️🏆 A huge well done to all the players 👏👏👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/7RPs1Y89mV

20/11/24

Two aspiring authors and illustrators, Amelia and Isabella in Year 4 created a story book aimed at Nursery aged children. They asked if they could read it to Butterflies class and the children absolutely loved it and remained engaged throughout. pic.twitter.com/cXVi29o78o

14/11/24

During BHM we were privileged to be visited by two authors- Stella Agwor and Toyin Owoseje. The authors visited KS1 and Reception. Thank you for reading your books and inspiring our pupils 📚💜 pic.twitter.com/lpmxeJFqHq

13/11/24

Year 6 students had the opportunity to take part in Bikeability cycle training. The training aims to develop confidence, raise awareness of risks and teaches skills for riding on roads. Bike checks on their bicycles was also provided 🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲 pic.twitter.com/RgMOTcljIB

10/11/24

Thank you to the student council pupils for representing Harris Mayflower today at the Remembrance Service. pic.twitter.com/tCPqwZMowL

08/11/24

Our Diwali Community Evening - a wonderful time was had by all. An afterschool event with music, food, henna & crafts. Thank you for everyone who attended, to the PTA for organising the event & all the staff that helped. Events like this highlight our core value of community! 💜 pic.twitter.com/Be1HNvVdd4

08/11/24

Diwali in school today was not just for the pupils - a dance workshop and a cooking session for the parents! pic.twitter.com/enUbe1vXFY

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Safeguarding

Harris Primary Academy Mayflower is committed to the vital contribution all Governors and staff can make to safeguarding children. We will strive to make sure that every student in the Academy feels secure, well cared for, and able to reach their full potential.

We will ensure all our own staff, other professionals, parents/carers and students work together to know the rules about keeping children safe. They will understand the importance of following procedures and listening to each other, especially when there are concerns about safety.

Esafety is a responsibility of all staff, pupils and parents. If you need advice or have concerns click here to access the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Website.

The Academy will work hard to reduce all the kinds of harm that children can suffer, including abuse, bullying, discrimination and avoidable injuries. If you have any concerns at all about the safety or welfare of a child please do not hesitate to contact us on 0203 772 4588 or via our contact emails (below)

At Harris Primary Academy Mayflower we have a team approach to the role of Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding with Ellie Morrison, leading the team. All DSL's have the Thurrock DSL training and in addition the team are all Safer Recruitment trained. Our Principal Katie Hanley is our Prevent lead and is also a Home Office accredited prevent trainer (Wrap accreditation number: 9744180).  As part of our commitment to safeguarding we ensure that all class teachers, as well as the leadership team receive Thurrock Level 3 Designated Safeguarding Lead training.

Contact telephone numbers

Thurrock Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH): 01375 652802

Thurrock Emergency Duty Team: 01375 372468

Local Authority Designated Officers (LADO): 01375/ 01376 652921

Police: 111 (or 999 if there is an immediate risk or threat)


What to do if you are concerned about a child at Harris Primary Academy MayflowerThe Academy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Ellie Morrison (Vice Principal)                                           e.morrison@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Katie Hanley (Principal)                                                    k.hanley@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk   Wrap accreditation number: 9744180

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Steven Kimberley (Vice Principal)                                S.Kimberley@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Andrew Wright (Vice Principal)                                     A.Wright@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk 

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Joanna Webb (Assistant Principal)                                           jo.webb@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Cheryl Lopez (Assistant Principal/Senco)                                    C.Lopez@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk

The Deputy Lead Designated Staff Member for Safeguarding is Jamie Williams (Office Manager)                          J.Williams@harrisprimarymayflower.org.uk

 

Extremism and Radicalisation 

In June 2014, the Prime Minister emphasised the important role that British values can play in education. Further, how well a school promotes such values is an aspect of Ofsted’s inspection process.

Although in the current climate, this is something which is developing in its significance for schools, it is not something new at Harris Primary Academy Mayflower. British values are promoted in much of what we do, during school assemblies, Religious Education, Philosophy and Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) sessions.

As well as actively promoting British values, the opposite also applies: we would actively challenge pupils, staff or parents expressing opinions contrary to fundamental British values, including ‘extremist’ views.

The British values we espouse are not unique to Britain. We acknowledge that they differ in no way from the values of the many countries and the cultural backgrounds represented by families at Harris Primary Academy Mayflower.

We have a clear strategy to tackling extremism and acting early to address any issues of radicalisation. We are aware that some pupils and families may be vulnerable to radicalisation and follow the government's channel guidance (Attached as a key document to this page) as well as having a consistent approach to the teaching of values, which we term British Values, through our taught and extra-curricular curriculum offer. This is detailed in the British Values Policy which can also be found as an attached document on this page.

We work closely to ensure our Prevent approach identifies any pupils that may be in danger of radicalisation and to make referrals to the Thurrock MASH service as with any other safeguarding concerns.

The Lead Member of Staff for Prevent is Mrs Katie Hanley, Principal (WRAP number: 9744185)

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