Find everything you need to deliver effective, up-to-date and compliant training to all your staff this September. Our INSET pack covers part 1 of Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), as well as the latest changes to the guidance published on 7 July 2026, coming into force on 1 September 2026.
Keep your staff up to date with important safeguarding information with our termly briefing.
Use this session to train staff on what pupil mental health and wellbeing is, how to spot signs that a pupil may be struggling, and to help staff know how to act.
Use our editable planner and subscribe to our online calendar to help you plan your safeguarding training ahead of time.
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.
Use this factsheet to make sure your staff understand who counts as being 'homeless' and the impact homelessness can have on children. Help staff know what to look out for, and what they can do to support families.
Help your staff recognise the different forms child criminal exploitation can take, know who's more at risk, and what they should look out for and do if they have concerns.
Share our factsheet with your staff to make them aware of domestic abuse as a safeguarding issue.
Access the accessible version of our 'safeguarding and child protection: the essentials' course.
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 our factsheets with parents/carers and with staff, so that they know the risks around sextortion, the signs to look out for and what to do if a pupil is a victim of sextortion.
Download and share our factsheets with parents/carers and school staff to make them aware of the rise of online misogyny and how it might be affecting children.
Use this factsheet to help staff understand what eating disorders are, which pupils are most at risk of developing them, what to look out for, and what to do if they suspect a pupil has an eating disorder.
Give your staff and parents/carers these factsheets to help them understand what AI chatbots are, and the risks they can pose to children.
Give your staff and parents/carers these factsheets to help them understand the safeguarding risks around generative AI.
Download and share our factsheet for parents and carers to help them understand the app Telegram. It also explains the potential risks.
Use this briefing to train staff on female genital mutilation. Make sure they know what it is, how to spot the signs that it may take place or has taken place, and the reporting requirements.
Share this factsheet with parents/carers to help them understand what a VPN is, the risks associated with using one, and what to do if they think their child might be using a VPN to bypass age restrictions on adult content.
20% 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.
Give your staff and parents/carers these factsheets to help them understand what sexting is, the risks of sexting, and how to respond to an incident.
Share this factsheet with staff to help them understand the role of extremist symbols and memes in the online radicalisation of children. It includes common examples to be alert to and explains what staff should do if they see something concerning.
Do your staff know what apps and games are popular with children at the moment? Use this factsheet and activity to make sure they're up to speed.
Use this factsheet to make staff aware of private fostering as a potential safeguarding issue, and what they must look out for.
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.