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At Park House English School, student safety, wellbeing and protection come first. Every student learns in a secure, supportive environment where safeguarding is woven into daily life. Staff and volunteers receive regular training to recognise and respond to any concerns, following clear reporting procedures and robust preventative measures.
Our approach ensures students feel safe, valued and ready to thrive, with everyone in our community playing an active role in keeping students protected at our British school in Doha.
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Natasha Hilton
Head of Primary / Vice Principal
Chris Perry
Head Of Secondary
Anna Stuart
Deputy Head of Primary
Claire Sharkey
Executive PA
Rim Saad
MOE Coordinator
Jack McGuire
Assistant Head Secondary
Kerry Walton
Sam Corrigan
At Park House English School, safeguarding and welfare of our pupils is our highest priority. We are fully committed to creating a safe, caring and positive environment for every child. All staff and volunteers share this commitment and are regularly trained to recognise, report and prevent any form of abuse or neglect.
Our safeguarding policy ensures:
If you have any concerns about a child’s welfare, please contact our safeguarding team immediately.
Park House English School is committed to a culture of safety and transparency. We expect staff and volunteers to maintain professional boundaries and avoid any behaviour - real or perceived - that could lead to or be construed as abuse. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines child maltreatment as any act of physical or emotional ill-treatment, sexual abuse, neglect or exploitation that results - or is likely to result - in harm to a child. This occurs within a relationship where the perpetrator holds responsibility, trust or power over the child.
Our campus is monitored by CCTV around the clock, providing a secure environment for students and staff.
All visitors must register upon arrival, ensuring that only authorised individuals are permitted on site.
Parent lanyards are required for campus access, helping us maintain a safe and welcoming school community.
A dedicated week each year highlights the importance of respect, kindness and a positive, inclusive culture.
Through ParkHouseConnects sessions, families receive guidance on digital safety and other key topics for student wellbeing.
Smoothwall and MyConcern protect and support students online, ensuring they can explore, learn and create with confidence.
