Use this factsheet to help staff understand what child sexual exploitation (CSE) is, the signs to look out for, and what they should do if they have concerns that a child is being exploited.
Use this 90-minute briefing to meet your responsibility to include online safety in your safeguarding training.
Use these training materials to help your staff understand why a child might be thinking about suicide, how to spot potential signs, and how to talk to a pupil without worrying about saying the wrong thing.
Use these training materials to help your staff understand why a child might self-harm, how to spot potential signs, and how to talk to a pupil without worrying you're saying the wrong thing.
Use this briefing to help your staff understand the impact domestic abuse can have on children, how to spot signs children could be affected by it, and what to do if they have concerns.
Share this factsheet with your staff so they know what radicalisation and extremism are, who might be more at risk, what to look out for and what to do if they have concerns.
Children may be required to give evidence in criminal courts or be affected by a family court proceeding, which can be very stressful and impact their mental health. Use this factsheet to increase your staff's awareness and let them know what signs to look out for that could suggest that a child is being affected.
Make sure your staff are aware of domestic abuse as a safeguarding issue with our factsheet.
Substance misuse can be an indicator of abuse, or put children at greater risk of abuse. Make sure your staff know what to look out for and what to do.
Use these training materials to help your staff understand what anxiety is and when it becomes a concern, how to spot the signs a child may be struggling and how best to support children in school.
Access the accessible version of our Keeping Children Safe in Education 2024, part 1 assessment.
Access the accessible version of our safeguarding and child protection course.
Display this poster to help staff overcome the barriers to reporting safeguarding concerns
Display this poster as a reminder to staff of how to report and record safeguarding concerns.
Display this poster in school so everyone knows who your safeguarding team is.
Share this factsheet with parents so they're aware of potential risks on Minecraft, and what steps they can take to help keep their child safe.
Make sure your staff are up to date on county lines drug dealing.
Download and share our factsheet for parents and carers to help them keep their child safe when using WhatsApp. It explains the potential risks, and what parents/carers can do to mitigate them.
Use this 1-hour briefing to train your staff in recognising and responding to child-on-child sexual abuse.
Use our briefing to train staff in recognising and responding to incidents of sexism and sexual harassment.