Safeguarding & Online Safety

Luton Adult Learning takes its safeguarding responsibilities very seriously and strives to ensure that all people using our buildings and services are kept safe from all forms of harm, in the classroom, in life and on the internet.

We are committed to providing the best and safest environment possible to ensure learners can succeed and staff can feel secure. We believe it is everyone's responsibility to:

• Respect each other's right to feel safe

• Treat each other fairly and with respect

• Not to threaten, hurt or abuse others in any way

• Follow our Prevent Duty

• Report concerns regarding any form of abuse including Cyberbullying

Visit the pages below for more information on safeguarding:

• Safeguarding Children (under 18 and Creche)

• Safeguarding Online

• Safeguarding from Cyberbullying

• Safeguarding from Terrorism (Prevent)

• Safeguarding children and at-risk adults from "County Lines"

• Children's Mental Health Week 2021

Visit the pages below for more information about staying safe online:

• Online Safety and Disinformation - Safer Internet Day 2021

• Internet Matters

• NSPCC - keeping children safe online

• Safer Internet Day & additional information

• Government Information

• Get Safe

• Childline - Remove a nude image shared online

Action Counters Terrorism

We would like to raise awareness of the following Government campaign: https://act.campaign.gov.uk/.

All prevent and safeguarding concerns at work should be shared in the usual way by following our safeguarding process. This link is for things that are not related to work, learners etc.

What to do if you are worried about someone or yourself

Everyone has the right to feel safe and free from physical, emotional and financial abuse. 

If you have any concerns for yourself or others in your class, you can:

• Tell your teacher 

• Ask at Reception 

• Call 01582 490033

• Email Safeguarding@lutonacl.ac.uk

• Speak to one of the Safeguarding Team

Meet the team: