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Child protection policy

Child Protection Policy

The guiding principle of all actions taken by the centre's staff is acting for the good of the child and in the child's best interest. Staff treat children with respect and take their needs into account. Any form of violence towards a child by a staff member is unacceptable.

In pursuing these aims, staff act within the applicable law, the centre's internal regulations and their own competences. The standards take into account the situation of children with disabilities and children with special educational needs.

Key principles at a glance

The child's best interest first

Acting for the good of the child is the guiding principle. Violence against a child in any form is unacceptable.

Safe recruitment

We check every candidate: references, the Polish register of sexual offenders and information from the National Criminal Register (KRK).

Professional relations with children

Staff do not meet children outside working hours or contact them through private channels. Physical contact is allowed only when it meets the child's needs and is safe.

Safe relations between children

Children learn respect and kindness. Physical violence, mocking and violating privacy are not allowed, and staff respond at once.

Children's images and data

We publish photos and recordings only with parents' written consent. Staff do not use personal phones to photograph children.

Safe internet

Children use the internet only under a teacher's supervision. Protective software is updated at least once a month.

How to report a concern

  1. 1

    Talk to the centre

    Share your concern with a teacher, the psychologist or the director. Every suspicion is recorded in an official note and passed on.

  2. 2

    The centre takes action

    The psychologist or the director contacts the child's guardians and informs them of the concern. A support plan for the child is prepared. More complicated cases are handled by an intervention team.

  3. 3

    Report outside the centre if needed

    A notice of a crime can be filed with the police or the prosecutor's office. Where a parent, guardian or another child is the cause, you can also apply to the family court with jurisdiction over the child's place of residence. Reports can be anonymous, although giving your details helps to clarify the case faster.