How imabi Has Helped ACS Cobham
Standing at the forefront of student safeguarding by integrating imabi into their policies and practices, ACS Cobham is prioritising safety and security by offering a platform for both named and anonymous reporting, feedback via surveys, targeted guidance, and access to essential school information.
The initiative reflects a broader trend among UK schools to leverage technology for enhanced student safety, and the response from their students has been overwhelmingly positive.
What ACS Cobham Say!
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“Our school’s policy is detailed and robust, with every staff member responsible for protecting students. imabi Inspire is specifically included in our safeguarding policy and has become an essential tool to support students.”
Molly John, Head of Year 7, ACS Cobham
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“In my role as a counsellor, students do come and speak to me, but sometimes that’s still difficult for someone to reach out and say something’s going on. But this just gives them a voice and an accessible way of reaching out to an adult.”
Naomi Vibrati, School Counsellor and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, ACS Cobham
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“The anonymous reporting feature has been particularly well-received, encouraging students to come forward without fear of repercussions. It’s allowing our students to take away that stigma of ‘someone’s going to get in trouble’, but actually they’re just reaching out to help someone.”
Darren Sheldrake, Middle School Principal, ACS Cobham
