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Kip McGrath Sheffield North

  • S35 9ZX
  • Sheffield Children Safeguarding Partnership

Evidence of the local risks around this club, ready for your safeguarding policy, your risk assessment and your staff.

The report brings together what children's services across Sheffield, the police and the roads record around the club, written to the Childcare Register requirements. It describes the area. It never rates the setting, its staff or its children.

£149 for 12 months

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First finding · What children's services record across Sheffield

Across Sheffield, children's social care recorded child criminal exploitation in a higher share of assessments than across England.

See the figures behind it

  • Road collisions within 500 m fewer than 3 injury collisions, 2021 to 2025 Typical school or college in England and Wales: 11
  • Neighbourhood deprivation Decile 7 1 is the most deprived tenth, 10 the least
  • Domestic abuse at home 31.6% of children's social care assessments across Sheffield name a parent or carer as its victim, year to 31 March 2025 England: 31.7%
  • Police-recorded crime Report only UK Crime Statistics' analysis of the police record around the club. Order the report
Sources and method

These describe the surroundings, never the site. Distances are measured from the mapped point of the site at the setting's postcode. Road collisions: Department for Transport road casualty statistics. Deprivation: English Indices of Deprivation and Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation. Places: contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right (OS Open Greenspace), and National Public Transport Access Nodes. Public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Children's services: Department for Education, Children in need, reporting year 2025.

Why clubs order it

  1. The question an inspector may ask, answered. How do you know the risks children face around the club? The report is your evidence, every figure sourced and dated.
  2. A dozen sources. One report. Gathering the public record by hand takes a day or two. We do it for Kip McGrath Sheffield North and write it in the guidance's words.
  3. Ready to use, not just to read. The paragraph for your safeguarding policy, a one-page staff briefing, slides for the staff session, and the paragraph for your owner or committee.
  4. The police record, analysed for you. The police record around the club, the streets it returns to most, and what the area means for the children you escort come only with the report.

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  • The report
  • The staff briefing and slides
  • The evidence pack
  • The dashboard for the year

£149 per setting for 12 months, the same for every nursery, pre-school or club on an order. Paid by card. We email you when it is ready, usually within an hour of payment. What's included.

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What children's services record across Sheffield

Harm and risk outside the home (ROTH): share of assessments, Sheffield against England, the widest gap above England first

Sheffield England

  • Child criminal exploitation 4% against 3.2%
  • Child sexual exploitation 2.4% against 2.4%
  • Trafficking 0.4% against 0.4%
  • Gangs 1.5% against 1.7%
  • Going missing 2.9% against 3.3%
  • Sexual abuse by another child 2% against 2.5%
  • Physical abuse by another child 2.4% against 3%

This describes what social workers record for the whole authority, never this setting or its children, and a higher share can reflect better identification as easily as more harm.

What the report contains

Written for the manager and the designated safeguarding lead, under the Childcare Register requirements and the Department for Education's non-statutory safeguarding guidance for after-school clubs, community activities and tuition.

Your report, chapter by chapter

Kip McGrath Sheffield North ยท safeguarding context report 2026

What it writes for you

  • Safeguarding policy in 3 places
  • Staff training in 2 places
  • Risk assessment in 4 places
  • Staff briefing in 1 place
  • Owner or committee in 1 place

Quoted lines are already in the public record for this site; the rest is added when you order.

  1. What children's services record

    Children in need and protection plans across the authority, and the factors social workers record, beside England.

    Across Sheffield, children's social care recorded child criminal exploitation in a higher share of assessments than across England.

    Feeds
    • Safeguarding policy
    • Staff training

  2. The recorded picture around the setting

    Police-recorded incidents at map points nearby, from UK Crime Statistics, described as the streets families cross rather than as a score.

    Added when you order: UK Crime Statistics' analysis of the area around the site.

    Feeds
    • Risk assessment
    • Staff briefing

  3. Harm and risk outside the home (ROTH), for school-age children

    What the authority records about exploitation and going missing, and the public indicators nearby, with what staff who escort children can and cannot read into them.

    Added when you order: UK Crime Statistics' analysis of the area around the site.

    Feeds
    • Staff training
    • Risk assessment

  4. Places around the club

    Parks, play spaces and stops nearby, drawn from the data for the risk assessment.

    4 parks, play spaces and playing fields lie within a kilometre of the club. No station or bus interchange lies within a kilometre. 2 bus stops lie within 500 metres. These are the places outings reach and the stops families arrive by; the report names them for the risk assessment.

    Feeds
    • Risk assessment

  5. Local safeguarding arrangements

    The partnership, the report-a-concern page, the designated officer's route for allegations against staff, and the family hubs.

    Covered by Sheffield Children Safeguarding Partnership. The report names three local routes: reporting a concern, the designated officer and family hubs; links checked 27 September 2026.

    Feeds
    • Safeguarding policy

  6. Also around the setting: roads

    Collisions in drop-off and collection hours, printed with their limits.

    The police recorded fewer than 3 injury collisions within 500 metres of the club between 2021 and 2025. That is a low count for five years of roads; the record has not caught a pattern, and the club's own observation of the door at drop-off and collection is the better evidence. Over the same years the typical school or college in England and Wales had 11 within 500 metres.

    Feeds
    • Risk assessment

Then the paragraphs for the policy and the owner or committee.

  • Safeguarding policy
  • Owner or committee

The full report for Kip McGrath Sheffield North. £149 per setting for 12 months, the same for every nursery, pre-school or club on an order.

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Local safeguarding arrangements

The club is covered by Sheffield Children Safeguarding Partnership.

If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Links checked 27 September 2026.

The register entry
Kind of provision
Out-of-school club
Registers
Childcare Register, voluntary part
Registered places
Not recorded
Registered since
7 January 2016
Postcode
S35 9ZX
Local authority
Sheffield
Ofsted number
EY497449
Registered person
An individual, or a body whose name we do not publish

Other nurseries, pre-schools and clubs: in Sheffield. Local authority: Sheffield (191 open schools and colleges).

  • What is a safeguarding threshold document, and where is my area's?

    A threshold document, sometimes called the continuum of need, is the local safeguarding partnership's guide to when a concern about a child should go to early help or to children's social care. Every partnership in England is expected to publish one; in Wales the Wales Safeguarding Procedures apply, with threshold guidance from some regional boards. This guide says what it is for and where to find yours.

  • Is a crime map enough evidence of local risks for Ofsted?

    A crime map is a start, not the whole answer. It shows what the police record around an address; it cannot show what children's services record about harm to children, where pupils gather after school, or how the school has acted, which an inspector may ask about.

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