NSPCC
NSPCC – Fighting for Every Childhood
At Banks Road Primary School, we work with trusted organisations like the NSPCC to help keep children safe, supported, and empowered. The NSPCC is the UK’s leading children’s charity, working to prevent abuse, protect children, and support families.
What is the NSPCC?
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) is a charity that works across the UK to:
- Prevent child abuse and neglect
- Support children and families in crisis
- Campaign for stronger child protection laws
- Provide education and training to professionals and schools
Their motto is:
“Every childhood is worth fighting for.”
Support and Services for Children
The NSPCC offers:
- Childline – a free, confidential helpline for children and young people (📞 0800 1111 or childline.org.uk)
- Speak Out Stay Safe – a school programme teaching children about their rights and how to stay safe
- Talk PANTS – a simple way to help children understand body boundaries and how to speak out
- Building Connections – support for children experiencing loneliness
- Therapeutic services – for children affected by abuse, neglect, or trauma
Learn more: NSPCC Services for Schools
Support for Families
Barnardo’s offers:
- Advice on online safety, mental health, and domestic abuse
- Resources for parents and carers
- Help with pregnancy and early years
- Support for children with disabilities and young carers
Explore family services: NSPCC Learning
How We Use NSPCC Resources at Banks Road
We use NSPCC materials and programmes to:
- Teach children about safety, rights, and healthy relationships
- Support our safeguarding curriculum
- Train staff in child protection best practice
- Signpost families to specialist support
If you’d like help accessing NSPCC services, please speak to Mr Savage (Deputy Headteacher) or Miss Gainey (Assistant Headteacher).
Visit the NSPCC Website
You’ll find advice, support, and ways to get involved.