Kick off the spring term by delivering our 25-minute safeguarding update to all your staff.

Suitable for:               All staff

Delivery method:       Remotely or face to face

Topics covered:         Latest updates to Keeping Children Safe in Education part 1
                                    Safeguarding issues that are particularly relevant now
                                    How to respond to a disclosure from a pupil and how to report a concern

Contents:                    An adaptable presentation, facilitator notes, staff activity, staff handout 
                                    and remote delivery guidance

Session length:          25-minutes

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Our engaging eLearning course ‘Safeguarding and child protection: the essentials 2020/21’ is ideal for anyone that missed your INSET day and can also be used to induct new starters throughout the year. Participants will be required to pass a 10-question safeguarding assessment upon completion.

Suitable for:                         Circulate this eLearning course with new starters to get them up-to-speed with the latest statutory safeguarding guidance.

Topics covered:                   Latest updates to Keeping Children Safe in Education part 1

Session length:                    1 hour 15 minutes

Certificate granted?            Yes

Copy the link below to invite your staff to the course.

Safeguarding and child protection: the essentials 2019/20

Deliver our briefing on safeguarding during partial school closure, covering mental health, eating disorders, difficulties for young carers, and possible signs of abuse to be alert to.

Suitable for:                All staff

Delivery method:        Remotely or face to face

Topics covered:          What difficulties pupils might be experiencing now
                                    How to spot signs that all isn't well
                                    How to support pupils' mental wellbeing
                                    Possible signs of abuse to be alert to when pupils are learning at home
                                    How to report concerns

Contents:                    An adaptable presentation, facilitator notes, staff activity, staff handout 
                                    and remote delivery guidance

Session length:           30 minutes for primary schools, and 35 minutes for secondary schools

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Test staff knowledge and understanding of KCSIE pt.1 with our 10-question assessment.

Copy the link below and send to your staff

Keeping Children Safe in Education - Part 1 assessment

Staff results will feed into your training dashboard 

Share this 60-min eLearning course with any staff or governors involved in the recruitment process, to make sure they meet statutory requirements and keep pupils safe.

Suitable for:                         Those involved in recruiting, in particular senior leaders and governors

Topics covered:                   How to make sure your recruitment practice meets statutory requirements and does everything possible to protect children from risk of harm

Session length:                    1 hour

Certificate granted?            Yes

Copy the link below to invite your staff to the course.

Safeguarding and child protection: the essentials 2019/20

Use our resources below to remind staff why and how they should stay alert to this important issue, so you can keep your pupils safe.

Sexual abuse scenario Child sexual exploitation scenario

Use our resources below to remind staff why and how they should stay alert to this important issue, so you can keep your pupils safe.

Pupil mental health: deepening understandingPupil mental health: anxiety

Pupil mental health: depressionPupil mental health: self-harm and suicidal ideation

Use our resources below to remind staff why and how they should stay alert to this important issue, so you can keep your pupils safe.

FGM staff factsheet FGM safeguarding scenario

The theme this year is exploring reliability in the online world. Share our factsheet on fake news online with parents so they can help their child spot fake news.

Fake news factsheet for parents

Share the link to our parent hub as well to help them stay in the know with how to keep their children safe online.

https://parenthub.thekeysupport.com/

Use our factsheet and scenario below to remind staff why and how they should stay alert to this important issue, so you can keep your pupils safe.

Cyber-bullying factsheet for staff Cyber-bullying scenario

Plus, our 20-minute elearning course on online safety covers:

• The 3 main areas of risk for children online
• Popular apps and their risks
• Cyber-bullying
• Sexting

https://safeguarding.thekeysupport.com/online-safety/

Use our resources below to remind staff why and how they should stay alert to child sexual exploitation (CSE), so you can keep your pupils safe.

*The 2021 date for this day is still to be confirmed.

CSE staff briefing CSE safeguarding scenario