Keeping Children Safe in Education sets out the requirement for all education settings to ensure that their staff "understand and discharge their role and responsibilities as set out in Part one of this guidance."  Our quiz asks questions about the information in Part one and Annex A of the guidance, testing knowledge and understanding.  This allows DSLs to be assured and be able to evidence that staff understand the requirements placed on them by this statutory guidance and also offer support if there are specific areas where further training is required.

Developed by the Marie Collins Foundation, this online course looks at the ways children may be harmed online and how we should respond. Knowledge is then tested using a scenario with various options and outcomes, then dictating what happens next.

All staff must have a basic understanding of safeguarding and child protection. Developed initially for safeguarding children boards, our highly rated training provides a basic understanding of safeguarding and child protection, as well as considering specific issues that staff need to be aware of.

Domestic abuse is an issue that affects us all, either directly or through knowing people who have experienced abusive relationships. Our online learning looks at the prevalence of domestic abuse, the impact on individuals, signs and symptoms and what we should do if we have concerns. Developed in conjunction with domestic abuse services, this course provides a general awareness of domestic abuse.

With an increased focus on child-on-child abuse and, within that, sexual violence and sexual harassment, this online learning looks at what is meant by sexual harassment, sexual violence and sexually harmful behaviour. It gets staff to consider what consent is and the role of consent, as well as what your staff should do if they have concerns and what should happen after they report concerns.