SAFER RECRUITMENT POLICY

SAFER RECRUITMENT POLICY

1. Introduction

This policy aims to provide recruitment guidance to intending and current employees of CEDEC International Schools

1.1 CEDEC International Schools is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all the students in our care and expects all applicants to share this commitment. As an educational institution, follow safer recruitment practices which are aligned to the recommendations of the International Task Force on Child Protection. We hold ourselves to a high standard of effective recruiting practices with specific attention to child protection. The school recognises its responsibility to ensure that all staff, volunteers, and contractors are suitable to work with children and young people. The school expects all those involved in the recruitment process to adhere to this policy to prevent unsuitable individuals from gaining access to students. All appointments are subject to an interview, identity checks, criminal record checks, and successful references.

SAFEGUARDING AND CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

 

Policy Consultation & Review

This policy is available on our school website and is available on request from the school office. We also inform parents and carers about this policy when their children join our school and through our school newsletter.

We recognise the expertise our staff build by undertaking safeguarding training and managing safeguarding concerns on a daily basis and we therefore invite staff to contribute to and shape this policy and associated safeguarding arrangements.

The policy is provided to all staff at induction alongside our Staff Code of Conduct, behaviour policy and the safeguarding response to those pupils who are absent from education.

This policy will be reviewed in full by the Governing Board on an annual basis. This policy was last reviewed and agreed by the Governing Board on September 1^st 2024. It is due for review on September 1^st 2025.

ANTI-BULLYING POLICY

Policy Consultation & Review

This policy is available on our school website and is available for viewing on request from the school office. We also inform parents and carers about this policy when their children join our school and through our school newsletter.

We recognise the expertise our staff build by undertaking safeguarding training and anti-bullying training on a termly basis and we therefore invite staff to contribute to and shape this policy.

This policy will be reviewed in full by the Governing Board on an annual basis. This policy was last reviewed and agreed by the Governing Board on September 1^st 2024. It is due for review on September 1^st 2025.     

Designated Safeguarding Lead: Maryann Eric

Head of School – Caroline Mbabie

Governor Responsible for Safeguarding: Chibuzo Unachukwu

Lekki Campus' 3rd Biennial Interhouse Sports Event

 

The much-anticipated 3rd Biennial Interhouse Sports Event of the CEDEC International School - Lekki Campus held on the 22^nd of February, 2024. This grand celebration of athleticism, teamwork, and school spirit brought together the entire CEDEC community for a day of fierce competition and camaraderie.

THE FIRST WEEK OF THE 2024 SPRING TERM IS DONE

 

Greetings, CEDEC International Schools community!

It is with great enthusiasm that we welcome all our students, parents, and staff back for the start of another promising academic year. The halls are once again buzzing with energy, laughter, and the unmistakable sound of eager footsteps as we embark on the first week of the new session.

...our students are overjoyed to be back.

The Significance of Extracurricular Activities in Education at CEDEC International Schools

Greetings, dear readers! Today, we will talk about our extracurricular activities.

At CEDEC International Schools, we firmly believe that education is not confined to the four walls of a classroom. Our commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals extends to the heart of our school.

Exploring Beyond the Classroom

In the pursuit of academic excellence, it is easy to overlook the vital role that extracurricular activities play in a student's education. These activities encompass a wide spectrum of interests, from sports and arts to clubs and community service. They are more than just a pastime; they are a cornerstone of holistic development. Some benefits include:

Some of our students at the MUN World conference held in Romania

Thriving Together in the Second Week of School

 

Hello everyone,

It seems difficult to believe that we have completed the first week of the new session of school. Time flies when you are having fun, right? As we settle into our routines and embrace the challenges and opportunities that each new academic year brings, it is time to reflect on the memorable moments and achievements from our first week together.

photo from the Class of 2023 graduation