Legal

Safeguarding

Last updated: August 2026. This page outlines our safeguarding commitment and how we use images of students.

Starter draft — needs your input before publishing. This page is a framework only. Fields marked [CONFIRM: ...] must be completed or verified by the school before this page goes live — we have not invented any safeguarding policy, personnel, or procedure details.

Our commitment

BrightSteps International School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of every child in our care. The safety and wellbeing of students comes first in every decision we make.

Designated Safeguarding Lead

[CONFIRM: name and role of the school's Designated Safeguarding Lead], supported by [CONFIRM: name and role of the Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead], are responsible for safeguarding matters at BrightSteps. They can be contacted at [CONFIRM: safeguarding contact email or phone number].

Reporting a concern

If you have a concern about the safety or wellbeing of a child, please contact [CONFIRM: safeguarding contact details] directly, or speak to any member of staff, who will pass your concern on appropriately. In an emergency, please contact local emergency services.

Staff recruitment and background checks

[CONFIRM: a short, accurate description of the school's staff vetting process — for example, reference checks, police/background clearance requirements, and any relevant certification — should go here once confirmed by the school.]

Use of children's images

From time to time, we may photograph or film students for use on this website, our social media pages, and in printed school materials, to celebrate school life and share it with our community.

Online safety

[CONFIRM: any specific online-safety or acceptable-use commitments the school wants stated here, such as how the Hub platform is used safely by students.]

Contact us

Questions about this page can be sent to info@bischoolci.org.

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