Download our guide for parents on the risks around high levels of screen time, and what they can do to keep their child safe and well.
Share this factsheet with parents so they know about the risks, including radicalisation, around seeing fake news online, and how they can help their child spot it.
20.5% of children aged 11 to 17 have tried vaping. Use this factsheet to make sure your staff are aware of this safeguarding issue, and what to do if they find a pupil vaping in your school.
Share this factsheet with parents/carers so they're aware of potential risks on Roblox, and what steps they can take to help keep their child safe.
Make sure your staff know why this is a safeguarding issue, what they should look out for, and what they can do to support pupils.
Download and share our factsheet for parents to help them understand Instagram's 'teen' accounts, and keep their child safe when using the app.
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 have concerns.
Use this scenario with your staff to test whether they can spot potential signs that a pupil is at risk of forced marriage, and if they know how to respond.
All schools should have filtering and monitoring systems in place to safeguard pupils online. Use our factsheet to explain to staff what these systems are, how they work in your school, and what staff can do to protect pupils from harmful content online.
Download and share our factsheet for parents and carers to help them keep their child safe while playing the popular video game Fortnite. It explains what Fortnite is, the potential concerns, and practical steps parents/carers can take to mitigate them.
Refresh staff on the importance of being alert to bullying and what to look out for. Make sure they know what to do, including how to respond to discriminatory and prejudice-based bullying.
Make sure your staff know why it's important to act, and act early.
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.
Help your staff to understand how trauma can affect any child and their behaviour. Feel confident that staff members can spot potential signs of trauma and PTSD, and give them practical ways to support pupils so they feel safe in school.
Use this briefing to give your governing board an introduction to what their strategic leadership responsibility for safeguarding, as set out in Keeping Children Safe in Education, actually looks like.
Test whether your staff can recognise a potential image-sharing incident, and how they'd respond.
Use these scenarios to test whether your staff can spot the signs that a pupil is potentially at risk of FGM, or that it has potentially taken place. Make sure staff know how to respond to concerns of FGM.
Use this scenario with your staff to test whether they can spot potential private fostering arrangements, and their knowledge of your school's procedures for reporting concerns.
Test whether your staff can spot potential signs of faith-based abuse, and their knowledge of your school's procedures for reporting concerns.
Do your staff know how to spot the signs of child sexual exploitation (CSE)?