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At Chichester High School we take the welfare of our pupils seriously.
We have designated members of staff who have received specific external training in Child Protection.
Should you have any concerns or should a child disclose anything to you that may have implications with regard to Child Protection you should communicate this immediately to a member of the Safeguarding Team.
Please be aware that if the school suspects abuse or neglect it may consider referring to Children’s Services.
Our CHS Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSL) - 01243 787014
Dr Nicholas Taylor - Co-Headteacher - SLT - DSL
Mrs Naomi Lewry - Co-Headteacher - SLT - DSL
Julian Boniface - Deputy Headteacher - SLT - DSL
Mrs Julie Silcock - Assistant Headteacher - SLT - DSL
Mr Robert Ward - Associate Assistant Head Teacher - SLT - Lead DSL
Mr James Freeman - Head of Year 12 - Sixth Form - DSL
Mrs Michelle Diplock - Pastoral Team - DSL
Mrs Jacqui Curtis - Pastoral Team - DSL
Mrs Tanya Neville - ACE Tutor - DSL
| Photo | Name and email | Job Role at CHS |
|---|---|---|
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Dr Nicholas Taylor | Co-Headteacher - SLT - DSL |
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Mrs Naomi Lewry | Co-Headteacher - SLT - DSL |
| Julian Boniface | Deputy Headteacher - SLT - DSL | |
| Mrs Julie Silcock | Assistant Headteacher - SLT - DSL | |
| Mr Robert Ward | Associate Assistant Head teacher - SLT - Lead DSL | |
| Mr James Freeman | Head of Year 12 - Sixth Form - DSL | |
| Mrs Michelle Diplock | Pastoral Team - DSL | |
| Mrs Jacqui Curtis | Pastoral Team - DSL | |
| Mrs Tanya Neville | ACE Tutor - DSL | |
| Mrs Danielle Clarke | Head of Performing Arts/CHS SCITT link - DSL |
Should your concern relate to the Headteacher you should ask to speak with the Chair of the Governing Body.
The school is supported in this area by a Child Protection Governor.
Both the Child Protection Governor and the Chair of the Governing Body can be contacted in the first instance through the
Clerk to the Governing Body Emma Symonds at esymonds@chs-tkat.org

If you or a child is in immediate danger,
phone the Police on 999![]()
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