Free sample training pack and safeguarding updates for Designated Safeguarding Leads
Sample resources Full accessThere is an increased emphasis on staff understanding of the impact of child criminal exploitaiton, harmful practices, partner violence, peer-on-peer abuse and online safety in the proposed Keeping Children Safe in Education 2020 guidance, together with increased accountability of leaders and governors to ensure there is a whole school safeguarding approach. Visit safeguarding.network/kcsie for more detailed information, subscribe to our bulletin below and join Safeguarding Network for in-house training packs to support your staff on every area covered in the guidance.
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Designated Safeguarding Leads have more to do and often less time to do it in. We help by collecting the resources you need into one place with expert advice. Join up with other DSLs to access training resources for your staff, audit tools, a termly safeguarding magazine and more.
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Keeping Children Safe in Education requires designated safeguarding leads to support and develop their staff group in over 30 different topic areas. Safeguarding Network helps structure your approach with learning resources, audit tools, sample policies and short learning pieces for your staff that help you evidence how you keep children safe in your school.
Short training sessions designed by experts in the field on each of the safeguarding themes focused on how these issues might arise in schools, what to look for and what to do. Access to related resources and the option to seek independent advice about situations in your school. Access a sample on our domestic abuse page, or see all our subject areas on the resources page.
Know what is happening in the wider safeguarding world, with briefings on new research, trends in behaviour, changes in guidance and how they might be relevant to your school.
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Each member of your staff has an account which records their training and development. DSLs and administrators can quickly and easily access whole school reports.
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