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At St George’s College, safeguarding is not just a policy; it is a commitment shared by our entire community.
Every student enjoys safety, health and wellbeing in a secure, inclusive environment. All our teachers, staff and parents work together to protect students from harm and to empower them to grow academically and personally, while feeling safe and valued.
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Rosa Rios
Student Welfare Coordinator Safeguarding Leader (Early & Lower School)
Reyna Cavero
Deputy Safeguarding Leader (Early Years)
Camila Reinafarje Vargas
Deputy Safeguarding Leader (Lower School)
Bachelor’s degree in Education with a specialisation in English from the National University of San Marcos. She holds an international certification in Emotional Intelligence and has extensive experience in School Coexistence and Positive Discipline, leading socio-emotional support processes and initiatives to strengthen a positive school climate.
In her role, she leads the implementation of safeguarding and welfare policies and protocols, promoting safe, empathetic, and respectful environments across the school community. She coordinates preventive, detection, and response actions, provides guidance to students, families, and teachers, and facilitates training opportunities to foster a culture of care and respect. Her work is focused on the emotional and social development of students and the overall wellbeing of the community.
Reyna holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón and is completing a Master’s in Health Psychology at Universidad Privada del Norte. She has broad experience working with children and adolescents in both clinical and educational contexts. Her training includes School Coexistence Management, Positive Discipline, Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy, and Language Therapy. She is skilled in developing intervention strategies to enhance reading, writing, and socio-emotional skills, supporting families and teachers through her work.
Reyna is part of the Psychology team at St. George’s College, providing emotional support and guidance to students across different levels. Her work focuses on identifying and addressing students’ emotional and behavioural needs, promoting positive learning environments, and fostering personal and social skills that enhance well-being. She collaborates with families and teachers to build an empathetic, caring educational community.
Camila holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Universidad de San Martín de Porres and is pursuing a Master’s in Psychopedagogy at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR). She has extensive experience in Early Years, Primary, Secondary, and Higher Education. Her professional practice focuses on student guidance, family counselling, and teacher collaboration. She specialises in Learning Disorders, Positive Discipline, and Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy, promoting students’ emotional well-being and academic growth.
Camila works closely with families and teachers, providing continuous guidance and support through psycho-pedagogical counselling. Her integral approach seeks to create an inclusive, safe, and nurturing environment where every student can reach their full potential, respecting their individual learning pace, style, and needs.
Students at our private school feel safe, supported and cared for thanks to a clear, comprehensive safeguarding policy. This policy sets out how any concerns are identified, reported and addressed quickly and effectively.
The commitment goes beyond written policies, as the school actively involves families and works with external specialists to ensure every student’s wellbeing. Safeguarding information is transparent and accessible to all members of the community.
Protect every area of the campus with CCTV cameras, so students learn, play and move around in a supervised, safe environment.
Control entry with a visitor registration system and access points reserved for authorised staff, keeping daily life on campus calm and secure.
Rely on trained security staff who supervise the campus throughout the school day, giving students and families constant peace of mind.
Practise clear evacuation protocols through regular drills, so the whole community feels confident and prepared for any unexpected event.
Keep online learning safe with filters and digital controls that protect students as they browse and encourage responsible use of technology.