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Virtual Open Day - 04 June
At Newton College, safeguarding is woven into everything we do and the safety and wellbeing of our students come first. Students can only truly grow curious and excel, when they feel safe, supported and happy, that's why we’ve created a nurturing space where they can thrive, both emotionally and physically. With care, respect and a strong sense of security, they dive into learning with curiosity and confidence, because when students feel loved and protected, their love for learning grows - and that stays with them for life.
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Stephen Scott
Designated Safeguarding Lead and Communication and Media Studies teacher
Linda Anne Robinson
Safeguarding member team
Stephen Scott is a dedicated educator with a background in Film and Media. After working in the film and advertising industry, he returned to his former school to teach Communication and Media Studies, driven by a passion for education and storytelling.
Since joining Newton College in 2018, Stephen has embraced the challenge of giving back to both colleagues and students, continuously learning and growing in his role. As the Designated Safeguarding Lead and Communication and Media Studies teacher, he plays a key role in ensuring a safe and inspiring learning environment.
He believes that education starts with creating a space where students feel secure, encouraged and excited to learn. Beyond academics, he values empathy, assertiveness and critical thinking as essential qualities for student development.
For Stephen, Newton College is home - a place deeply connected to his personal and professional identity. His mission is to make the school a safe and supportive space where students can express themselves, build meaningful relationships and grow into confident individuals ready for the world ahead.
Linda Anne Robinson is an experienced educator with 30 years in the education field, having worked both in the UK and, for the past 17 years, in Spain. Dedicated to supporting children with learning difficulties, she finds great fulfillment in helping each student reach their potential.
As a safeguarding officer, Linda plays a vital role in promoting student well-being and ensuring a supportive and secure learning environment where every child can thrive. She believes that creating a space where students feel safe, valued, and empowered is the foundation of meaningful education.
Beyond the classroom, Linda is a proud mother of three sons and a grandmother to six wonderful grandchildren, whose presence brings constant joy and inspiration.
For Linda, education is not just a profession but a lifelong commitment to nurturing growth, empathy, and confidence in every learner.
At Newton College, students are supported by a safeguarding policy that sets clear protocols for child protection. The school takes a proactive approach to their safety, prioritising open communication with students, parents and stakeholders. This ensures that everyone understands the school’s unwavering commitment to protecting every child.
