Keep your staff up to date with important safeguarding information with our termly briefing.
Help your staff understand what eating disorders are, and feel confident they know how to spot signs which may be a cause for concern. Give them practical ways to support pupils to create a positive culture to help prevent eating disorders.
Make sure your staff are up to date on county lines drug dealing, understand which pupils are at risk, the signs to look out for, and how to manage concerns.
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.
Download and share this factsheet with parents and carers to make them aware of what cyber-flashing is, what they can do to help keep their children safe from it and what to do if it happens.
Help your staff understand the specific vulnerabilities of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Support staff to adapt safeguarding approaches to meet individual needs, respond appropriately and help every pupil learn how to stay safe.
Download and share this factsheet with parents/carers 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.
Use this briefing to give your governors or trustees an introduction to what their strategic leadership responsibility for safeguarding, as set out in Keeping Children Safe in Education, actually looks like.
Download this pack to teach an online safety lesson on acceptable and unacceptable behaviour online, and how pupils can deal with inappropriate behaviour.
Download this pack to teach an online safety lesson to pupils about how they can spot risks online, and how they can best avoid putting themselves at risk.
Download this pack to teach an online safety lesson to pupils about how they can spot risks online, and how they can best avoid putting themselves at risk.
Download this pack designed for a whole-school primary assembly covering the basics of online safety, and reviewed in light of the Online Safety Act 2023.
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 this 1-hour briefing to train your staff in recognising and responding to child-on-child sexual abuse.
Use our factsheet to make sure your parents and carers know what live streaming platforms to be aware of and how they can help keep their child safe when using them.
Test whether your staff can recognise a potential cyber-bullying situation, and how they'd respond.
Download this pack to teach an online safety lesson on being kind online, and how pupils should deal with inappropriate behaviour.
Download this pack designed for a whole-school secondary assembly covering the basics of online safety. We've reviewed this assembly in light of the Online Safety Act 2023, as well as recent developments online like artificial intelligence (AI).
Download, print and display our posters on what pupils should do if they see something online that scares, worries or upsets them.