Young people and their parents have a right to expect the college to provide a safe and secure environment and a right to be protected from harm.
This means everyone who comes into contact with children, young people and their families, including those who do not have a specific role in relation to safeguarding children, have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people.
Our recent Ofsted inspection (November 2024) highlighted 'outstanding student behaviour and attitudes' - consistent with our commitment to ensuring all our students feel safe, as noted in the report.
Please click here to read our safeguarding policy
pdf Safeguarding information for visitors (484 KB)
Safeguarding Contact
If you have a Safeguarding concern and for further information, please contact our designated officer:
Lee Janaway, Designated Safeguarding Lead and Head of Guidance and Student Services
P: 020 8909 6135
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If you have an urgent Safeguarding concern out of college hours please contact the NSPCC
Prevent
Harrow College meets the requirements of the Prevent Duty and therefore seeks to safeguard students and staff from becoming radicalised or attracted to extreme or terrorist causes, and to keep them both safe and within the law.
Please click here to read our prevent policy
Support for Parents
#AskTheAwkward aims to help parents and carers have regular conversations with their children about online relationships and more. The resource includes three short films created in a social experiment style, with real parents and their children to capture their reactions to a range of questions.