Safeguarding & School Information
Delivered with care, in partnership with your school
Rewritten Roads sessions are delivered with safeguarding awareness, age-appropriate content and respect for each school's own policies and procedures.
Working in partnership
Laurie works in partnership with schools and organisations to ensure sessions are suitable for the setting, age group and needs of pupils.
Available on request
Together these form the SIS — the School Information & Safeguarding pack.
- Enhanced DBS information where required
- Public liability insurance details
- Safeguarding statement
- Risk assessment
- Session outline
- Learning outcomes
- Parent information copy
- Photography and media consent guidance
For child protection reasons, individual DBS certificate numbers, insurance documents and other sensitive safeguarding documents are not published on this website. They are shared directly with booking schools and organisations on request.
Important to know
- Schools remain responsible for their own safeguarding procedures, supervision arrangements and pupil-specific information.
- Rewritten Roads does not replace counselling, therapy, safeguarding intervention or specialist mental health provision.
- It provides story-led, conversation-ready support that helps young people aged 8 to 16 explore identity, confidence, rejection, belonging and resilience.
How we handle your data
When you contact us, request the Schools Pack, download a free resource, sign up to the newsletter or take a Young Readers quiz, we collect only the information needed to reply, deliver the resource or send your quiz follow-up.
- Lawful basis: your consent (forms & newsletter); legitimate interest (replying to school enquiries).
- We store name, email, the resource or quiz you asked for, and your consent record.
- We retain enquiry records for up to 24 months unless you ask us to remove them sooner.
- You can request access, correction or deletion at any time by emailing info@rewrittenroads.com.
- We never sell your data and we don't share it outside the systems that deliver our emails.
- Children should always use a parent or carer's email address when filling in any form.
Full details, including cookies and your statutory rights, are set out in our Privacy & GDPR Policy.
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