Secure arrival & collection
Children should only leave with authorised adults, supported by clear family communication and collection records.

Safeguarding & wellbeing
A caring school culture depends on clear routines, attentive adults, respectful relationships, and families who know how safety concerns are handled.
Our safety promise
Safety includes the environment children enter, the adults around them, how information is handled, how emotions are supported, and how concerns are escalated.

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Everyday commitments
Children should only leave with authorised adults, supported by clear family communication and collection records.
Learning spaces, transitions, play, meals, and rest require active, age-appropriate adult supervision.
Families should share allergies, medical needs, emergency contacts, and changes that affect a child’s care.
Staff need clear procedures for incidents, first aid, emergencies, documentation, and family notification.
Children deserve guidance that protects dignity, encourages self-regulation, and never relies on humiliation.
Concerns should be recorded, escalated, reviewed, and handled according to current school policy and Kenyan requirements.
Safety questions
Safeguarding information should be clear, current, and easy for every family to access.
Families should provide an approved collection list and notify the school of changes through the agreed communication channel. The exact identification and handover procedure must be confirmed with school management.
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