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13/02/25

Happy National School Governors’ Awareness Day🎉 A huge thank you to all the dedicated school governors here at HPAMA for your hard work, support and commitment to shaping a brighter future for our students. We appreciate everything you do 💜 pic.twitter.com/l6bQUnJALD

10/02/25

Today, Year 1 had a fantastic Dinosaur Workshop experience. They were taught about fossils and got to be palaeontologists as they searched for different dinosaur artefacts and fossils. pic.twitter.com/QRflxpX7Dj

07/02/25

Reception this week - fun and engaging lessons including working together in their classes to build a brick wall and a Dance lesson learning a routine to music based on Chinese New Year. pic.twitter.com/TlmUYO7Xph

05/02/25

A fun-filled day of parent dance workshops, a tasty lunch in a specially decorated hall, Year 4 dragon dance lesson & a fantastic Community Evening with food, music & crafts to mark Chinese New Year. A huge thank you to Mrs Lucy, our Mandarin teacher for organising a great day. pic.twitter.com/gEcKThF0mj

04/02/25

We began our week of marking Chinese New Year in school by holding a Chinese Calligraphy Workshop for parents. Thank you to all those that attended 🇨🇳🐍 pic.twitter.com/8A5kT64eM4

03/02/25

The Nursery children had a wonderful experience today, when a train driver came to visit Butterflies class. She spoke about her job role, the types of trains, equipment used, buying tickets and safety whilst at the station and on the trains. pic.twitter.com/tXTyH0Brxi

29/01/25

Year 5 had a fantastic experience, learning about all things Science when the ‘Science Boffins’ visited Mayflower last week. They had lots of fun whilst listening and watching some amazing experiments before being able to get hands on and take part in their own experiments! pic.twitter.com/beOOoNhYMo

22/01/25

The Gardening Club have been busy at the allotment ensuring everything is prepped & ready for the upcoming warmer months. They received a new bench to extend their seed sowing & cuttings area & along with the eco council are making plant pots and labels out of recycled items. pic.twitter.com/rx3WjwoRhO

21/01/25

Well done to our Mayflower Athletics team who took part in this years Sports Hall Athletics competition. 27 primary schools took part and we came 2nd 🥈🏆👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/o9caOv99zV

21/01/25

Year 4 took part in a Bikeability session, learning and practicing skills to enable them to safely and confidently ride their bikes on the road 🚴 pic.twitter.com/oV0tMJjhYP

20/01/25

he Gardening Club have two new beds - Bee Team and Fruit Force. These teams are so enthusiastic for their new projects. They have been selling a potted daffodils for 50p to raise money to help make their new projects a success. The pride on the children's faces is immeasurable. pic.twitter.com/oOQfkNm5aL

10/01/25

Today we are very proud to announce that we have maintained our OUTSTANDING grading WITH no areas of improvement!!! pic.twitter.com/cY7M5L4A4Q

09/01/25

This week Reception have been looking at the artist Kandinsky and were inspired by his painting, Squares with Concentric Circles and created their own version of the painting using oil pastels. pic.twitter.com/NqShRsWseI

08/01/25

Reading is a huge part of Harris Mayflower. Reading for enjoyment is encouraged and developed as the children progress throughout the school. From learning phonics in Nursery to reading inspiring texts in Year 6. The progression is always amazing to witness! pic.twitter.com/KY7kS0Q3jj

20/12/24

Wow!! A very enjoyable but busy Christmas at Harris Mayflower 🎅🏼🎄 Wishing all our families a Merry Christmas & a Peaceful New Year. pic.twitter.com/EMZDa8obKT

19/12/24

Christmas music, crackers, party hats and a delicious dinner. Over 800 Christmas dinners were served to our children 🥳😋🎅🏼🎄 Thank you to all our staff that helped make this happen today! pic.twitter.com/QqQwOiCgNQ

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

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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 Joanna Webb, 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 Joanna Webb (Acting Vice Principal)                                j.webb@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 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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