Check whether your staff can identify low-level concerns relating to other members of staff, and know how to respond.
Download our factsheet for parents and carers to show how they can keep their child safe on YouTube. It includes information on potential risks to children when using YouTube and links to instructions on how to use YouTube safety controls, Family Centre and Family Link.
Are your parents/carers aware of loot boxes and skins betting, and the risks that these pose to children? Use our factsheet to make sure they are.
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.
Download and share our factsheet for parents and carers to help them keep their children safe when using Snapchat.
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.
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.
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.
Use this scenario to see whether your staff can spot signs that a pupil's family member is in prison and that the child is affected by this experience. Test what staff would do to support the pupil.
Share these 10 pointers with parents/carers to help them talk to their child about online safety.
Display this poster to help staff overcome the barriers to reporting safeguarding concerns