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— Safeguarding & child protection

Every child at DWPS issafe, seen and supported.

The safety and wellbeing of every student is the highest priority at Delhi World Public School, Samba. Safeguarding is not a policy document — it is a daily commitment, lived by every member of our community.

Our vision
Our mission
Our values
Safeguarding
Leadership
Our commitment

"No child should ever feel unsafe, unseen or unsupported at DWPS Samba. That is a promise, not a policy."

Safeguarding at DWPS goes beyond compliance. It is part of the school's values — rooted in respect and compassion for every child in our care. Every staff member, every visitor and every parent plays a role in keeping our community safe.

Who this applies to

Our safeguarding policy applies to every child enrolled at DWPS, to all staff (teaching and non-teaching), to volunteers, contractors and any visitor on school premises.

It also extends to the digital environment. Online safety, responsible use of technology and protection from cyberbullying are all covered within our wider safeguarding framework.

Areas of safeguarding

What our policy covers

Physical & emotional
safety

Zero tolerance for physical harm, emotional abuse or bullying of any kind — by peers, adults or anyone in a position of authority.

Online safety & cyberbullying

Guidance on responsible digital use, protection from cyberbullying and age-appropriate online content, taught across all year groups.

Mental health &
wellbeing

Early identification of mental health concerns, pastoral support from our counsellor and referral pathways for students who need additional help.

Child protection
& abuse

All staff are trained to recognise signs of neglect or abuse and to follow the correct reporting procedures without delay or compromise.

Raising a concern

How to report — for students, parents & staff

Speak to a trusted adult

Any student who feels unsafe should speak to their class teacher, the counsellor or directly to the Head Coordinator. No concern is too small. You will be listened to.

Parents — contact us directly

Parents with concerns about their child or another child at DWPS should contact the DSL, Mr. Sharma, directly by phone or email. Concerns will be treated with complete confidentiality.

Staff — follow the reporting procedure

All staff must record and report any concern to the DSL on the same day. The concern must be recorded in writing. Staff should never promise confidentiality to a child before hearing what they have to say.

Anonymous reporting

DWPS provides a secure anonymous concern form for students or parents who prefer not to be identified. All anonymous reports are taken seriously and followed up by the DSL within 24 hours.

Our campus

A home that grows green

DWPS Samba has been ranked number one in infrastructure. But this achievement lives in the heart of the school community, which works every day to keep its 10.2-acre home green — as much in character as in colour.

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Our vision

To be a centre of excellence where every child realises their greatest potential.

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Our values

Integrity · Resilience · Excellence · Respect · Compassion.

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Commitment to safeguarding

The safety of every student is our highest priority.

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Leadership team

Meet the people who bring our mission to life every day.

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Our mission

Nurturing every student through personalised teaching.

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