Safeguarding
Regents Park is committed to an ongoing culture of supporting, informing and keeping children safe. The Deputy Headteacher, Ms Webster, is our Lead DSL and we have 19 other Deputy DSLs, who are all trained to Level 3. This includes members of our Head of Year and Head of Year Support team, the SENDCO and Student Welfare Officer. All staff have regular safeguarding training, no matter what their role. This includes a formal yearly full update, PREVENT training, a ‘safeguarding snapshot’ on every PDD and a weekly safeguarding bulletin. In addition, staff use the online platform, SSS Learning, to complete additional safeguarding training which is topical or pertinent to their role or current safeguarding issues.
Students are informed about safeguarding through their PSHE programme, tutors, assemblies and special events and performances. Our provision is flexible and responsive to what is happening locally and in the wider world. As well as explaining how to report a concern, students receive preventative education to help them stay safe and are also encouraged to look out for each other, especially those younger or more vulnerable than themselves.
We work closely with other schools, including primary feeders, and liaise with the Local Authority and Children’s Services in supporting children and their families. The LA’s recommended audit and action plan is completed and informs future development.
Please see the information below and links to specific parent information, advice and guidance.
A POSITIVE RETURN
We have had a great first day back after the extreme weather last week.
Students arrived in fantastic uniform, a positive start to learning and ready for lessons. Well Done Team Regents!
Please remember, students can wear tailored shorts with blazers being removed in lessons.
Don’t forget to bring a refillable water bottle to keep hydrated.
Thank you for your continued support.
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✨ YEAR 11 PROM 2026 ✨
On Thursday 25th June, we celebrated our incredible Year 11 students at their Prom and what a fantastic evening it was! 🌟
From the moment they arrived, our students looked absolutely amazing, dressed to impress and ready to enjoy a well-deserved night of celebration after all their hard work. It was wonderful to see everyone dancing, laughing and making memories with friends and staff. 💃🕺
📸 Take a look at some of the highlights from a truly special evening.
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PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION 📸
We’re excited to launch our Summer Term 2 Photography Competition with the theme: “Summer in Britain” 🇬🇧☀️
Whether it’s coastal views, sunny days in the park, or beautiful nature shots, we want to see our student's creativity!
🏆 Prizes:
🥇 First Place – £25 Amazon Voucher
🥈 Runner Up – £10 Amazon Voucher
📅 Deadline: Friday 17th July
📥 Entries can be submitted via Google Classroom: “Photography Competition – Summer Term 2 2026”
📷 Get snapping and show us your best shot of summer!
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2026 SCITECH CONFERENCE ⚗🧬
Mrs Stear attended the annual SciTech Conference in Birmingham last Friday. This is an amazing event celebrating the vital work of Science Technicians in schools. There were a large variety of workshops, suppliers and experts on hand to demonstrate new skills, ideas and equipment, to help promote the use of cutting edge practical science in our schools!
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PROM 2026 ✨📸
Please bear with us while we sort through the many wonderful photos taken at Prom. We’ll be uploading them very soon - please keep an eye on this page!
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SMSC 29.06.26
You can view our latest SMSC presentation on the link below:
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RETURN TO SCHOOL & UNIFORM EXPECTATIONS
Following the recent period of hot weather, we are pleased to confirm that temperatures are expected to return to cooler levels from Monday. As a result, we will be resuming our normal school uniform expectations for the coming week.
All pupils should attend school in full uniform, including wearing their blazers and shirts as per our standard requirements. We appreciate your support in ensuring that students are dressed appropriately each day.
Maintaining high standards in uniform is an important part of our school culture. It helps to foster a sense of pride, unity and belonging, while also reinforcing our expectations around readiness to learn.
By upholding these standards, we support our pupils in developing positive habits and a strong sense of responsibility.
Should there be any further significant changes to the weather, we will of course review our approach and keep you informed.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support.
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