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Protecting The Vulnerable

Safeguarding at Kingdom Academy

As a training provider Kingdom Academy have responsibility for the welfare of all our learners. Our tutors and skills coach will act if there are any signs of anyone being at risk. We will support you if you  face any form of bullying, harassment and/or discrimination, if you are experiencing any difficulties that may impact of your studies or if you need access to specialist support . We have a policy in place that;

  • Prevents unsuitable people working with learners
  • Promotes safe practices and challenge poor and unsafe practice in the workplace
  • Identifies instances where there are grounds for concern about a learner’s welfare and ensures that appropriate action is taken to support learners to keep safe.

Our Approach to Safeguarding

All staff are required to complete safeguarding training as part of their induction.  Everyone within the organisation is required to complete a mandatory training every two years.   

Learners are required to complete a Safeguarding Workbook as part of your induction. This helps to ensure that you know what safeguarding is and where to go if you have a concern about your own or others, health and safety or wellbeing. 

For more detail please read our Safeguarding and Prevent Policy. 

Important Infomation

Your Safeguarding Team

If you have any concerns about your physical or mental health, please remember you can contact your apprenticeship training coordinator, Tutor or a member of the safeguarding team:

General Contact Information

Helpful Resources

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Keeping Learners Safe

The PREVENT Duty

We also have a responsibility to ensure we comply with the Prevent duty. This duty forms part of the Government’s counter terrorism strategy. Terrorists’ threats in the UK can come from a range of organisations and in some case lone individuals.

All terrorist groups need to radicalise people to their cause. How, where and to what extent they do this varies.  We have a strategy in place that;

  • Requires all staff and learners to undertake Prevent training
  • Requires all staff to promote mainstream British values
  • Ensures all staff act timely to report any concerns regarding radicalisation and/or threats to commit terrorism.

All tutors and mentors are required to complete Prevent training as part of their induction and every 2 years after that.

Learners are expected to complete the Safeguarding and Prevent Workbook at induction to help you understand the risks of radicalisation and how to help keep yourself and others safe. For full details read our Prevent Strategy.

Be Vigilant & Alert

Worried About Someone Or Their Behaviour?

If you’re concerned about someone’s safety, wellbeing, or behaviour, it’s important to speak up. Whether it’s a fellow learner, colleague, or someone in your personal life, raising concerns early can make a real difference.

At Kingdom Academy, our safeguarding team is here to listen and provide support. If you notice behaviour that seems unusual, harmful, or puts someone at risk, we encourage you to share your concerns confidentially. This could include:

  • Signs of bullying, harassment, or discrimination.
  • Changes in mood, appearance, or behaviour that cause concern.
  • Signs of potential harm, abuse, or neglect.
  • Worrying comments or actions related to radicalisation.

How to Report a Concern:

For emergencies or immediate threats, contact the police by calling 999.

Your report will always be handled with care, discretion, and professionalism. Together, we can create a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

Support With Your Physical & Mental Health

Prioritise Your Wellbeing

We understand that studying can create additional pressures. At Kingdom Academy so we are keen to provide you information, advice and guidance to help you to be physically and mentally well so that you can enjoy your studying. There are small things that you can every day that can keep you alert and feeling great. We have created a resource bank for you below to give some helpful tips – but putting together your own wellness plan that takes into account your lifestyle is really important.

Your Physical Health

Drink Plenty Of Water

Find out more about the recommended levels of water intake here.

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Eat A Balanced Diet

For inspiration and advice on diet check this out.

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Move Meaningfully

For support with exercise you can look at this guide.

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Find A Good Sleep Routine

Sleep is the foundation for being able to study well. Find out more here.

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Practise Self Care

Taking care of your self can promote an overall sense of wellbeing.

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Get Creative

Allowing yourself to be creative will help you to focus on your study.

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A Happier, Healthier Learning Journey

Looking After Your Mental Health

Mental health is an important part of your learning experience. To support you, we provide a dedicated Mental Health Toolkit with clear guidance, practical resources and routes for getting help when you need it.

Access The Toolkit

If you would like further information or support, please speak to your Tutor or Skills Coach who can help you as the first point of contact.

We have also partnered with Able Futures who can provide 121 support for up to 9 months for any learners who need additional support with their mental health whilst on programme.

You can speak to your apprenticeship training coordinator or tutor about Able Futures or you can self refer through their website:

Able Futures

Caring For Your
Mental Health

Access The Mental Health Toolkit
  1. Keep connected, talking with others can help you to stay in good mental health when you’re feeling anxious or worried about something – Check out the NHS 5 Steps To Mental Health
  2. Plan and organise your day to help avoid stress – check out Tony Robbins resource on staying organised.
  3. Take regular breaks from your work or study.
  4. Get plenty of fresh air – check out this resource…
  5. Make time to do the things you enjoy!  

Access To Specialist Support

If you find that you need specialist support, you may find these helplines useful.

The link below explains how you can access mental health services via your GP.

If you have any concerns about your physical or mental health, please remember you can contact your tutor, apprenticeship training coordinator or the safeguarding team at the contact details above.  

Get In Touch

Have a question or need more information? Our team is here to help! Whether you’re looking for guidance, have an enquiry, or simply want to learn more about our programmes, we’d love to hear from you.

You can reach us via email, phone, or by filling out a contact form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. Let’s connect and explore how we can support your journey!

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  • Office Hours: 9am - 5pm
  • Email: info@kingdom-academy.co.uk