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At Baston House School we all want the same as you, for your child to be safe, happy and achieve their full potential. 

The Inclusion Team works as a part of multi-disciplinary teams both on site and externally and can coordinate support for you and your child. No problem is too big or too small so please do contact us at any time, in the strictest confidence.

If you have any urgent safeguarding concerns, please email: safeguarding@bastonhouseschool.org.uk

Inclusion Manager

Jacqueline Johnson, Inclusion Manager and Designated Safeguarding Lead

Tel: 020 8462 1010

Email: jacqueline.johnson@bastonhouseschool.org.uk

Jacqui has worked at Baston House School for over 12 years. During her time at Baston she has worked throughout the school with all age groups gaining invaluable experience. Jacqui has previously been a TA, an HLTA and an unqualified teacher. More recently she was Pastoral Coordinator in the school for 3 years, developing the role and then moved on to be Designated Mental Health Lead and DDSL. Jacqui was also a qualified PI Instructor for 4 years delivering behaviour management and physical restraint training to staff.

Jacqui was appointed Inclusion Manager in April 2023.  She is the Designated Safeguarding Lead.  

Pupil and family support:

Laura Martin, Family Liaison Officer

Tel: 020 8462 1010

Email: laura.martin@bastonhouseschool.org.uk

Laura started work at Baston in June 2025. She started work in the clinical team as a Therapy Assistant before moving across to the Inclusion Team on a secondment.
Laura has worked therapeutically with children and families for the last 10 years in safeguarding, and therapeutic fostering. In her role as Family Liaison Officer and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead (DDSL), she works closely with the safeguarding, clinical, SENco and curriculum teams to support student’s wellbeing.

Baston House School has a commitment and statutory duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children.

Sometimes we have to seek advice or support from external professionals such as social care services. We will always endeavour to do this transparently and with the full support of parents, however, we have a legal duty to share our concerns whether we have parental consent or not. This is NEVER a personal decision, but with the best interests of the child at the forefront of everything we do. Any action taken to safeguard pupils is informed by government legislation, which in turn informs our policies and procedures.

The Inclusion Team is part of the school’s Multi-Disciplinary (MDT) Team and works cohesively with all school departments to ensure the best support for our pupils, whilst maintaining the confidentiality of our pupils and their families.

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