Keeping Children Safe in Education
This page has been compiled to support schools & colleges in meeting the Keeping Children Safe in Education requirements and whilst not intended to be exhaustive, seeks to provide easy access to a key documents and resources.
Section 157/175 Assurance Form Guidance
Work based learners and the Prevent statutory duty
Staffing & Employment Advice for Schools
Working together to safeguard children
What to do if you are worried a child is being abused: advice for practitioners (March 2015)
Whistleblowing
Specific safeguarding issues
Preventing & tackling bullying
Phoenix education guidance – secondary schools (pdf) – educating young people at secondary school about the dangers of child sexual exploitation.
Phoenix education guidance – primary schools (pdf) – educating primary-age pupils about positive relationships and online safety.
DfE: Sexual violence and sexual harassment between children in schools and colleges
Harmful Sexual Behaviour - Resources for schools from the Lucy Faithful Foundation
Peer on Peer Abuse Toolkit
Childnet:Internet safety resources for teachers
CSA Centre: Safety Planning in Education
Children's Commissioner free resources
Digital Citizenship: Young people's rights on social media
Teaching pack for 7-11 year olds
Teaching pack for 11 to 14 year olds
Teaching pack for 14 to 16 year olds
Trust Me: Exploring Critical Thinking Online
360 degree safe, free online safety self-review tool for schools
NSPCC The risks of sexting
Sexting in schools & colleges: Responding to incidents & safeguarding young people
UK Safer Internet Centre Responding to and managing sexting incidents: updated advice for schools
Alcohol Education Trust
Free resources for teachers
FGM mandatory reporting duty
Department for Education: school and college behaviour and attendance
Prevent Duty
Private Fostering
Safeguarding teaching resources
CME Educational Resource Pack
Short films and resource packs
Teaching resources
Speak out. Stay safe.
Educate against hate
FGM teaching resources & lesson plans
Childline Posters
Alright Charlie: for use with children aged 9-11 in primary schools. Resource aims to highlight the warning signs of grooming in an age appropriate way
Allegations Management
Allegations management - local information
NSPCC:Safeguarding in Education Self-Assessment Tool