Safeguarding

Children learn through the messages their school culture and curriculum promotes. Find out how you can support LGBTQ+ education in schools.

Are you looking for an opportunity to help out in the world of work? Find out how to build up your experience through volunteer roles here.

Understanding how to talk to someone who is suicidal could save somebody’s life. We offer guidance on recognising the risk factors and more.

As a parent or carer, it’s important to challenge poor practices in your kids’ sports clubs. Find out how you can play your part in keeping children safe in sport here.

Medication training ensures the correct management is used when treating medical conditions. We outline the responsibilities for carers.

Our guide to safeguarding children in sport examines the legal responsibilities of sports leaders & how to raise any safeguarding concerns.

Within the health and social care sector, dehydration can have a severe impact. Learn about the ways it can be recognised and prevented here.

Having a school bereavement policy means that staff will be more confident working with bereaved students. Download your school bereavement policy here.

Almost all children will need to complete the reception baseline assessment. Find guidance on what it entails and how you can best prepare for it here.

Despite the importance of resilience in health and social care, it is currently a skills gap. Find strategies for building resilience in healthcare professionals here.

Need advice on promoting positive behaviour in early years? Our guide offers information to help develop and manage behavioural skills in children.

School transitions can be incredibly challenging for children. We explain how to support them as they progress through their academic lives.

Teaching children about emotions can have a positive impact on their behaviour. Find strategies on how to encourage a child to express their feelings here.

Behaviour support plans are an effective school-based tool to help you address any behaviour that challenges. Find out how to create your own plan here.

Setting behaviour expectations can reduce the likelihood of behaviour that challenges in the classroom. Discover tips for behaviour management here.

Health and social care workers often face highly emotive situations. We offer guidance on managing conflict and positive techniques to use.

Understanding different types of memory can help design the most effective learning experiences. Our article explores this relationship further.

Safeguarding children in school is a top priority. Download our safeguarding checklist to keep on top of your safeguarding responsibilities in school.

There are a number of key safeguarding responsibilities for individuals who work in schools. Find out what your duties are as a teacher, governor and DSO.

Supporting patients’ wellbeing is paramount in health and social care. We explain what duty of candour is and highlight the responsibilities.