Safeguarding
Managing low-level concerns of staff allegations
Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) recommends that ‘schools and colleges need to report and record all concerns and allegations against adults, including low-level concerns.’
Managing low-level concerns of staff allegations
Learn what low-level concerns in safeguarding are with real-world examples, and explore why it is essential for school staff to report them.
Understanding AI-generated sexual content, nudification apps and deepfakes in schools
The spread of synthetic sexual content such as deepfakes and 'nudified' images has created a new challenge in keeping young people safe. Learn what nudification apps and deepfakes are and what you should do if a student makes a disclosure to you at school.
Understanding AI-generated sexual content, nudification apps and deepfakes in schools
The spread of synthetic sexual content such as deepfakes and 'nudified' images has created a new challenge in keeping young people safe. Learn what nudification apps and deepfakes are and what you should do if a student makes a disclosure to you at school.
The importance of seeing the bigger picture in safeguarding
Learn how a joined-up, holistic approach to safeguarding can help your staff protect young people from harm and keep every student safer.
The importance of seeing the bigger picture in safeguarding
Learn how a joined-up, holistic approach to safeguarding can help your staff protect children from harm and help create a safer future for every young person in your care.
KCSIE 2026 changes: how you can prepare
The changes to KCSIE for 2026 are statutory from 1 September 2026. Learn how you can ensure your school is prepared, so you can work in line with the new guidance and keep all pupils safe.
Reframing blame: what do we need to understand about child exploitation to safeguard young people?
Keeping children safe in Education (KCSIE) 2019: Are you compliant?
From Monday 2 September, schools must refer to the latest version of keeping children safe in education. The new guidance is released just one year after the 2018 update so there are not a large number of changes, but as there are references to specific safeguarding issues such as upskirting and serious violence, knowledge of these key issues will be vital.