Download and share this factsheet with parents to make them aware of what county lines is, what signs to look out for in their child, and what to do if they have concerns.
This is a new safeguarding issue that staff who work directly with children are expected to be aware of. Share this factsheet with your staff to make sure they know what it is and what you do as a school.
Use this factsheet to make sure your staff know about the different forms child criminal exploitation can take and who's more at risk, as well as what they should look out for and do if they have concerns.
Teenage relationship abuse can be a hidden issue, but 40% of teenagers may be in abusive dating relationships. Use this factsheet to make sure your staff are aware of it as a safeguarding issue.
Use this factsheet to remind staff what bullying is and why it matters, what signs to look out for, and what to do if they're concerned a child is being bullied, including how to respond to prejudice-based bullying.
Refresh staff on the importance of being alert to bullying and what to look out for, and make sure they know what to do, including responding to disclosures of prejudice-based bullying.
Share our factsheet with staff so they know what FGM is and what signs to look out for in a child. Make sure they also understand the reporting duty for teachers and know what they should do if they think a child is or could be at risk, or find out that FGM has taken place.
Use our factsheet to make sure your staff are aware of what faith-based abuse is, who might be more vulnerable, and potential signs to be alert to.
Use our factsheet to make sure your staff know what forced marriage is, what signs to look out for, and what to do if they have concerns.
Use this factsheet to help staff understand what child sexual exploitation (CSE) is, what signs to look out for, and what they should do if they have concerns that a child is being exploited.
Do your staff know how to spot the signs of child sexual exploitation (CSE)?
FII is a rare form of abuse involving a parent or carer inventing, exaggerating or deliberately causing symptoms of illness in a child. Make sure your staff understand what it is and are equipped to spot it.
Use this 90-minute briefing to meet your responsibility to include online safety in your safeguarding training.
Keep your staff up to date with important safeguarding information with our termly briefing.
Keep your staff up to date with important safeguarding information with our termly briefing.
Help your staff understand how trauma can affect any child and their behaviour, and give staff practical ways to support these pupils so they feel safe in school.