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The university will be closed from Tuesday 23rd December at 4pm and will not reopen until Monday 5th January at 9am. During this time, Report and Support will not be monitored.

If you have concerns about immediate risk of harm, please call 999 or go to the nearest A&E.

Please see BCU Mental Health and Wellbeing iCity page for information about crisis support and support available over the Christmas period.

You can report a safeguarding concern using Report and Support. In order to report a concern, under the section titled “I would describe what happened as” in the report form, please select “A safeguarding concern”. 

The University does not expect individuals reporting a concern to know for certain whether it is a safeguarding matter. Reporting allows you to share your concern with a member of staff training in safeguarding, who will then assess the risk and determine the best course of action. 

When reporting a safeguarding concern, please give as much information as possible about your concern. Including the following information, which is particularly helpful: 

  • Contact details of the person at risk
  • Your contact details, in case we need to contact you to discuss the concern further 
  • Details of your specific concern (e.g. what are you worried about? why? when did you become aware of this concern? how long has this been going on?) 
  • Details of your most recent contact with the person at risk 
  • Is the person aware you are raising a safeguarding concern? 

There are two ways you can tell us what happened