Safeguarding

Scaffolding is a highly valuable tool in education for supporting students. Understand how to effectively use this strategy in your classroom here.

The mobile phones in schools debate is an ongoing conversation that needs to involve everyone affected, learn more about mobile phones in schools here.

Whistleblowing is important for schools to identify any wrongdoing within their organisation. Learn more about whistleblowing policy and procedure in our article.

Utilising a variety of approaches when teaching can be of great benefit to both you and your pupils. Explore a range of potential teaching methods here.

The levels of need are an important part of your safeguarding responsibilities. Understand the levels of need and what’s included in a threshold document here.

Promoting independence in health and social care empowers residents and patients to feel more in control of their lives. Learn more here.

Classroom management is the core of building and maintaining an effective learning environment. Find a number of classroom management strategies here.

It it important to increase your understanding of self-harm in children if you are involved in safeguarding so that you can support anyone who may be suffering.

Gender dysphoria is a traumatic condition related to the way a person perceives their gender identity. Find guidance on how to support children here.

Reflective practice is a crucial part of being an effective teacher. Find advice on how to incorporate this technique into your role here.

Childhood depression is a complex mental health disorder that manifests differently for each individual. Understand ways to support children here.

Advocates play an important role in maintaining a patient’s dignity and rights in all aspects of health and social care. Learn more here.

Anaphylaxis is the name given to a serious, life-threatening allergic reaction. Find guidance on the causes, signs and how to respond here.

Social skills ensure that children can successfully navigate daily life and equips them with the skills to stay safe. Find out how to teach a child social skills.

Bullying in school is a complex issue, and sadly impacts many children. Find guidance on how to spot the signs of bullying and tips for dealing with it here.

School refusal is when a child refuses to attend school and it is caused by intense anxiety. Find out what could be causing it and how you can help here.

The importance of school attendance should not be underestimated. Understand the effects of poor school attendance and how to improve it here.

School separation anxiety can be experienced by a child of any age and can impact their academic life. Learn how to spot the signs and how you can help here.

Encouraging role play in your classroom has many benefits for your early years children. Learn more about the importance of role play in early years here.

Understanding the Mental Capacity Act is vital if you work in health and social care. Find out more about who it applies to and what the principles are here.