Scuola Sicura FIDAE

Scuola Sicura FIDAE

A concrete commitment to safeguarding minors

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What the protocol is

A national system for safeguarding minors

The FIDAE “Scuola Sicura” protocol is a set of operational guidelines for Italian Catholic schools with a clear aim:

To ensure maximum protection of minors and promote safe, respectful learning environments.

Operational components of the protocol

  • prevention
  • training
  • operational procedures
  • ongoing monitoring
Attestato Scuola Sicura FIDAE

Principles of the protocol

The four pillars of “Scuola Sicura”

Central role of the child

Every educational action is oriented to wellbeing, rights and safety of young people.

Prevention

Protection grows from education, training and the ability to anticipate risks.

Collaboration

School, families and institutions work together to build safe environments.

Transparency and accountability

Clear procedures, verifiable and continuously monitored.

Anti-bullying sentinels: recognising distress and breaking the silence

When an episode of bullying happens, besides the person who acts and the person who is targeted, there are the people who witness it. Their behaviour can help stop the episode and make the person who was hurt feel less alone.

Referenti della tutela

Dott. Giuseppe Mannino

Dott. Giuseppe Mannino

Referente Principale

Maestra Casina Marta

Maestra Casina Marta

Scuola dell'Infanzia

Maestra Daniela Marchese

Maestra Daniela Marchese

Scuola Primaria

Maestra Carla Marotta

Maestra Carla Marotta

Scuola Primaria

Docente Stassi Vito

Docente Stassi Vito

Scuola Media

Docente Sofia Crisenza

Docente Sofia Crisenza

Scuola Media

Docente Giulia Tomasino

Docente Giulia Tomasino

Licei

Docente Rosario Calabrese

Docente Rosario Calabrese

Licei

Teacher Rosanna Pieroni

Teacher Rosanna Pieroni

ISP - Preschool

Teacher Alessia Milia

Teacher Alessia Milia

ISP - Primary School

Teacher Rosie Mburu

Teacher Rosie Mburu

ISP - Middle School

Teacher Ventola Daniele

Teacher Ventola Daniele

ISP - Middle School

Teacher Romeo Veronica

Teacher Romeo Veronica

ISP - High School

A pact that concerns everyone

Young people’s safety is a shared responsibility.

Families, school and community are called to build a trustworthy educational community together.

Do you need to report an incident that puts a student’s safety at risk?

tutelaminori@gonzagapalermo.it

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Code of Conduct for Students

An anti-bullying code of ethics written with the students

How do you build a school where everyone can feel welcomed, heard, and respected? At Gonzaga Campus, the answer also takes shape through the direct participation of students.

Code of Conduct for Parents

A code of conduct for families too

Families, too, are protagonists of the path toward a safe school. Born from listening and dialogue among parents through the synodal tables, the Gonzaga Campus Code of Conduct for Parents is a shared educational guide that strengthens the school-family alliance. Participation, inclusion, kindness, solidarity, and respect for the rules become daily commitments: supporting children toward independence, using class chats responsibly, teaching digital habits by example, and facing difficulties with constructive dialogue. A call to the shared responsibility of adults, so that every student can grow in a welcoming and attentive community.

Code of Conduct for Employees

A code of conduct for staff

Safeguarding minors also depends on the daily responsibility of adults. The Gonzaga Campus Code of Conduct for Staff sets out behaviours and commitments for employees and collaborators, and extends them to religious and volunteers: respect for the dignity of every student, proper educational relationships, careful supervision, and protection of confidentiality. The document calls for the prevention of every form of bullying, violence, and abuse, sets out procedures for reporting situations of risk, and governs communication through official channels. A shared commitment that turns care for the person into professionalism, listening, and example, so that students have a safe environment in which to grow.