New Upcoming Training Courses - November 2026

Published on: Oct 30, 2026
New Upcoming Training Courses - November 2026

Packed with practical, engaging sessions designed especially for DSLs and senior leaders, each course delivers clear strategies, up-to-date insights, and real-world guidance to help you confidently navigate safeguarding challenges in your setting.

Don't forget that our members receive a discount on all of our training courses.


Child-on-Child Abuse Training

11 November 2026

Our course focuses on practical strategies and guidance to address this serious issue, ensuring you are equipped to handle these sensitive situations with care and professionalism. We understand the importance of this training in creating safe and nurturing environments for children and young people, and we hope this course supports you in this area of safeguarding.

This comprehensive training is specifically designed for Designated Safeguarding Leads and school leaders, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively identify and manage cases of child-on-child abuse in your setting.

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Safeguarding and Inspection

17 November 2026

Inspection is taking a higher profile than ever within the construct of the running of an education setting. This session will explore key themes in relation to safeguarding which have come into focus for this academic year and the importance of evidencing a robust , secure safeguarding culture within your setting together with the challenges in doing so.

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Managing Allegations

18 November 2026

This essential training course is designed for professionals working in education who are responsible for responding to and managing allegations. the course provides a comprehensive overview of the types of allegations that may arise, including low-level and serious concerns, and equips participants with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively and lawfully.

Through practical guidance on working with children, families, and professionals, making referrals to the LADO, and conducting internal investigations in line with statutory and organisational frameworks, attendees will develop professional confidence and competence in handling complex safeguarding scenarios. Whether you're new to the role or looking to refresh your expertise, this course ensures you are prepared to manage allegations with clarity, integrity, and care.

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Advanced safeguarding for Trust Leaders

19 November 2026

This one-day programme aims to support senior Trust Leaders in the increasingly complex role of the oversight of safeguarding across trusts of varying sizes and make up.

Effective safeguarding is a core principle in ANY school or trust and ensuring that schools align with the trusts’ safeguarding values and a consistent approach to practice is key.

Each school must have effective local safeguarding leadership whilst also being aligned to those shared standards. Senior leaders have to find the balance in testing out core Trust values and vision set within the unique profile for each school

The role increasingly holds a responsibility to feed into Boards / Trustees so that they in turn can plan and challenge strategically.

Safeguarding is also likely to hold a place in forthcoming MAT inspections.

Safeguarding across trusts is a complex scenario which also covers the dynamics of the revised inclusion and SEND focus. The course gives the opportunity to look to existing operational and strategic practice and think about the role “in the round”.

The programme is intended for new and experienced Trust safeguarding leaders, and other Trust senior leaders with delegated responsibility for safeguarding oversight.

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