Whistle Blowing Policy

[AnonyMouse_75]

I cannt find whistle blowing policies when doing a forum search

 

I feel ours is only basic, a section in our child protection policy about what to do if we have concerns about a colleague but I wanted to compare what we have with what goes into a whistle blowing policy?

 

I might be wrong but I suspect after recent news events that this will be something Ofsted might be looking for

 

thanks

Edited November 25, 2010 by Alison

[AnonyMouse_3139]

Hi Alison, this is the one we recently adopted.

whistleblowing.docx

[Guest mukerjee1]

Thanks for posting this Rea, it has helped me with revising our own whistleblowing policy.

[AnonyMouse_390]

If you go to www.birthtofive.org.uk they have lots of sample policies. It is run by our Early Years Advisory Team for Lincolnshire.

If you go to the 'Welfare Requirements Documentation & Guidance section' on the Left hand side you'll find loads of stuff.

 

http://www.birthtofive.org.uk/welfaresupport.aspx

[AnonyMouse_19762]

If you go to www.birthtofive.org.uk they have lots of sample policies. It is run by our Early Years Advisory Team for Lincolnshire.

If you go to the 'Welfare Requirements Documentation & Guidance section' on the Left hand side you'll find loads of stuff.

 

http://www.birthtofive.org.uk/welfaresupport.aspx

That's really useful - thanks for adding the link laura!

[Guest]

Thank you for that link, I've just recently taken the position of manager and trying to work through and revise all the paper work, that website really helped.

Thanks again

[AnonyMouse_75]

thats great just what I need

 

thanks a lot for sharing

[Guest]

Just read this completely gobsmacked i.e. why would you need a poicy about blowing whistles?! and then realised it was not that sort of whistle blowing!

[AnonyMouse_75]

Just read this completely gobsmacked i.e. why would you need a poicy about blowing whistles?! and then realised it was not that sort of whistle blowing!

 

 

LMAO your not alone

 

my daughter was looking over my shoulder when I was posting this topic and asked why we needed a whistle blowing policy..... I couldn't resist telling her.... "it is essential that all early years workers know the correct procedure for operating a whistle incase they choke" and even at the age of 18 she had to say "really?"

 

Laura I just want to say the birthtofive site is great just been having a snoop at some of the resources available on it, our LA are only just getting to grips with providing online information.... your lucky.