By Adil, Sohail, Wajad & Dahud

Introduction:
This presentation is all about being aware of
intruders that enter the school. We will go
through the following:
• Safeguarding – What it is and why it’s important
• Why intruders shouldn’t be allowed in school
• How to recognise an intruder
• What you should do when you notice an intruder
• What you shouldn’t do
• ID Badges
• Consequences of letting an intruder in
• Who you can approach
• Videos of what you should and shouldn’t do
• Advice to remember
• Intruder Quiz

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Safeguarding – What it is and why it’s
important:
Safeguarding is protecting you (students) and
staff. It is very important for Mrs Sanderson
(Head of the School) to keep everyone safe at
all times.

This is why you should always remember to

follow the school rules & also take this
presentation into consideration.

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 Why intruders shouldn’t be allowed in school...

• Problems caused for both staff and students e.g. fire alarms
going off
• Vandalism and damage can be caused
• In a fire event, intruders will be at great risk
• Students may get bullied, hurt emotionally and physically
• All students and staff are in great danger
• Illegal Substances can be brought into school

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 How to recognise an intruder...

Always consider these questions:

• Are they wearing an ID badge?
• Are they wearing the School uniform?
• Are they a member of staff, 6th former, or a student?
• Have you seen them around before?
• Do you know that they’re an intruder?
• If you're not sure??? and they are not wearing uniform
or an ID badge, inform a member of staff/6th former
immediately!

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What you should do when you notice an intruder...

• Immediately inform a member of staff

• Or, inform a 6th former within sight
• STAY AWAY!
• Try to keep out of sight from the intruder
• Try to give a description of intruder to teacher/6th
former
• Tell the truth if a teacher questions you about an
intruder
• All students must make sure they don’t protect the
intruder in any way or hide any information

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 What you shouldn’t do...

• DON’T protect the intruder

• DON’T hide the intruder
• DON’T hide any information
• DON’T lie to a member of staff if they question you
about an intruder
• DON’T approach the intruder in any way
• DON’T take anything from the intruder
• DON’T let the intruder find out that you are letting a
member of staff know
• DON’T get too close to the intruder to see if they are
wearing a badge

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 ID Badges...

All 6th formers and staff wear ID badges.

Why?
- It’s to show that you belong to this school and you study
here.

• 6th formers and Staff must all wear their badges inside
the school building
• They must be visible at all times
• Anyone wearing an ID badge can be approached
• If an ID badge is not available, a temporary/visitors
badge has to be obtained from the reception
• If a student isn’t wearing their ID badge, a member of
staff must be told

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 Consequences of letting an intruder in...

• The school police officer may get involved (PC Sally)

• Parents will be informed
• The headteacher will have a word with you
• You will be suspended
• A report will be made an kept in the school database
• You will spend time in Isolation and/or after school
detention

Both you and the intruder will face serious consequences.

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 Who you can approach...

• 6th Formers (wearing ID badges)

• Senior Leaders
• Staff Members
• Receptionist

Try and make sure that you can remember the

description of what the intruder looks like (e.g. Clothes,
male/female etc)

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 Important advice to remember!

• NEVER let a intruder in to school

• NEVER interact with the intruder

• NEVER take or give anything to a intruder

• ALWAYS inform the teacher immediately if you see a

intruder

• ALWAYS ensure that you are safe around the school

• ALWAYS tell the truth if asked about the intruder, DO NOT

hide any information

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 Intruder Quiz
• Why shouldn’t you let in an intruder?

• Give one consequence of letting in an intruder

• Who is responsible of keeping everyone safe within the school

building?

• Why shouldn’t an intruder be allowed in school?

• Why should badges be worn at all times?

• Who can you approach?