Safeguarding context · Local authority
Windsor and Maidenhead: the safeguarding context
- 83 schools and colleges
- England
- RBWM Safeguarding Partnership
Evidence of the local risks around every school and college in Windsor and Maidenhead, ready for your policy, your staff and your inspector.
What children's services, the health service and the police record across Windsor and Maidenhead, the local safeguarding arrangements, and the 83 open schools and colleges in the Department for Education register for Windsor and Maidenhead, England. Everything here describes the area. None of it rates a school or college.
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First finding · Harm and risk outside the home (ROTH) across Windsor and Maidenhead
Across Windsor and Maidenhead, no harm outside the home stood out against England in what children's social care recorded at assessment.
This describes what social workers record for the whole authority, never a school, a college or any child, and a higher share can reflect better identification as easily as more harm.
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Local safeguarding arrangements
Windsor and Maidenhead is covered by RBWM Safeguarding Partnership.
- Report a concern about a childrbwm.afcinfo.org.uk
- Windsor and Maidenhead threshold document (continuum of need)rbwmsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk
- Request early help in Windsor and Maidenheadrbwmsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk
- Allegations against staff: the Windsor and Maidenhead designated officer (LADO)rbwm.afcinfo.org.uk
- Prevent referral route in Windsor and Maidenheadrbwmsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk
- Family hubs in Windsor and Maidenheadrbwm.afcinfo.org.uk
- The partnership's procedures, guidance and trainingrbwmsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Links checked 1 November 2026.
What is recorded across Windsor and Maidenhead
Published figures for the whole authority, or the police force area it sits in, beside the national figure named in each table where one is published. Counts below three are shown as fewer than 3.
What children's services record, year to 31 March 2025, the latest year published
Children in need, child protection plans and the factors social workers identified at assessment across Windsor and Maidenhead. The whole authority, never a school, college or setting.
| Measure | Windsor and Maidenhead | England | Compared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children in need at 31 March | 238.3 per 10,000 children (828 children) | 330.3 | Lower |
| Children on child protection plans at 31 March | 24.2 per 10,000 children (84 children) | 40.6 | Lower |
| Child criminal exploitation | 0.5% of assessments | 3.2% | Not compared |
| Child sexual exploitation | 1.6% of assessments | 2.4% | Lower |
| Gangs | 1.6% of assessments | 1.7% | Similar |
| Going missing | 1.4% of assessments | 3.3% | Lower |
| Trafficking | not published | 0.4% | Not compared |
| Sexual abuse by another child | 1.8% of assessments | 2.5% | Lower |
| Physical abuse by another child | 2.7% of assessments | 3% | Lower |
| Domestic abuse, the child as victim | 5% of assessments | 11.3% | Lower |
| Domestic abuse, a parent or carer as victim | 22.7% of assessments | 31.7% | Lower |
| Self-harm | 7% of assessments | 5% | Higher |
| The child's mental health | 10.5% of assessments | 17.6% | Lower |
| Drug misuse by the child | 2.2% of assessments | 4.8% | Lower |
| Alcohol misuse by the child | 0.6% of assessments | 2.1% | Not compared |
| Socially unacceptable behaviour | 0.7% of assessments | 7% | Lower |
| Neglect | 26.5% of assessments | 17.6% | Higher |
| Emotional abuse | 13.6% of assessments | 19% | Lower |
Department for Education, Children in need, reporting year 2025.
Young people's health and youth justice
Published figures for Windsor and Maidenhead against England; higher or lower is the publisher's own significance test.
| Measure | Period | Windsor and Maidenhead | England | Compared |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital admissions for self-harm, ages 10 to 24 | 2023/24 | 215.4 per 100,000, age-standardised | 266.6 | Similar |
| Hospital admissions for violence, including sexual violence, all ages | 2022/23 - 24/25 | not published | 31.9 | Not compared |
| First-time entrants to the youth justice system, ages 10 to 17 | 2025 | 58.7 per 100,000 aged 10 to 17 | 127.1 | Lower |
| Hospital admissions for substance misuse, ages 15 to 24 | 2022/23 - 24/25 | not published | 39 | Not compared |
| Hospital admissions for alcohol-specific conditions, under 18 | 2021/22 - 23/24 | not published | 22.6 | Not compared |
| 16 and 17 year olds not in education, employment or training, or not known | 2025/26 | 5.6% of 16 and 17 year olds | 5.8% | Similar |
| Children under 16 in relative low income families | 2024/25 | 7.7% of children under 16 | 19.8% | Lower |
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities, Fingertips public health profiles.
Domestic abuse, year ending March 2025, the latest year published
Police-recorded domestic abuse and MARAC cases for the Thames Valley police force area, the force area the authority sits in.
| Measure | Thames Valley | England and Wales | Compared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic abuse-related incidents and crimes recorded by the police | 21.7 per 1,000 people | 21.8 | Similar |
| Domestic abuse-related crimes recorded by the police | 10.2 per 1,000 people | 13.2 | Lower |
| Cases discussed at multi-agency risk assessment conferences (MARACs) | 15.7 per 10,000 adult women | 50.2 | Lower |
Office for National Statistics, Domestic abuse in England and Wales data tool.
Each school's or college's report sets these figures out chapter by chapter, beside the picture around its own site, and writes what they mean into the policy, the staff briefing and the report to governors, trustees or the proprietor.
Questions about safeguarding in Windsor and Maidenhead
Which safeguarding partnership covers Windsor and Maidenhead?
Windsor and Maidenhead is covered by RBWM Safeguarding Partnership. Its procedures, threshold guidance and training are published at https://rbwmsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk/.
How do I report a concern about a child in Windsor and Maidenhead?
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Otherwise the council's page for reporting a concern about a child is https://rbwm.afcinfo.org.uk/pages/web-site-information/safeguarding. Staff in a school or college should follow their own procedure and tell the designated safeguarding lead.
What do children's services record about harm and risk outside the home (ROTH) in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Across Windsor and Maidenhead, no harm outside the home stood out against England in what children's social care recorded at assessment. These figures describe the whole authority, never any school, college or child, and a higher share can reflect better identification as easily as more harm.
Schools and colleges in Windsor and Maidenhead
Each page describes the context around that school or college: the local arrangements, the places children and young people pass and gather, and the neighbourhood around each site. Open a page to order its report.
Nursery schools (3)
Primary (46)
- Alexander First School
- All Saints Church of England Junior School
- Alwyn Infant School
- Bisham Church of England Academy
- Boyne Hill CofE Infant and Nursery School
- Braywick Court School
- Braywood CofE First School
- Burchetts Green CofE Infants' School
- Cheapside CofE Primary School
- Clewer Green CofE First School
- Cookham Dean CofE Primary School
- Cookham Rise Primary School
- Courthouse Junior School
- Datchet St Mary's CofE Primary School
- Dedworth Green First School
- Eton Porny CofE First School
- Eton Wick CofE First School
- Furze Platt Infant School
- Furze Platt Junior School
- Hilltop First School
- Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Cookham
- Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale
- Holyport CofE Primary School
- Homer First School and Nursery
- King's Court First School
- Knowl Hill Church of England Primary Academy
- Larchfield Primary and Nursery School
- Lowbrook Academy
- Oakfield First School
- Oldfield Primary School
- Riverside Primary School and Nursery
- South Ascot Village Primary School
- St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School and Nursery
- St Edward's Catholic First School
- St Francis Catholic Primary School, South Ascot
- St Luke's CofE Primary School
- St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Maidenhead
- St Michael's CofE Primary School, Sunninghill
- The Queen Anne Royal Free CofE Controlled First School
- The Royal First School
- Trinity St Stephen CofE Aided First School
- Waltham St Lawrence Primary School
- Wessex Primary School
- White Waltham CofE Academy
- Woodlands Park Primary School
- Wraysbury Primary School
Middle deemed secondary (4)
Secondary (10)
Other schools and colleges (20)
- Beech Lodge School
- Claires Court Schools
- Eton College
- Eton End School
- Forest Bridge School
- Heathermount School
- Herries Preparatory School
- Manor Green School
- Papplewick School
- Queensmead House School
- RBWM Alternative Learning Provision
- St George's School
- St George's School
- St Mary's School Ascot
- St Piran's School
- Sunningdale School
- The Green Room School
- The King's House School, Windsor
- The Marist School
- Upton House School
Colleges with a campus in Windsor and Maidenhead
College campuses in Windsor and Maidenhead, whichever authority their college is registered in. Each campus page reads the context against Windsor and Maidenhead, where the campus is.
Nurseries, pre-schools and clubs in Windsor and Maidenhead
120 registered nurseries, pre-schools and out-of-school clubs on non-domestic premises in Windsor and Maidenhead have their own pages, each describing the safeguarding context around the setting and the same authority figures as above. See every setting in Windsor and Maidenhead.