Use our model to create a bereavement policy that's carefully tailored to your context and the needs of your community. Plus, get resources to help you develop your approach to bereavement, and see examples of policies.
Make sure your child protection policy reflects Keeping Children Safe in Education 2025. If you previously adapted our model, use our summary of what's changed and why to help you decide what changes to make. If you have your own policy, use our checklist to make sure it covers everything it needs to.
Get to grips with the statutory requirements for school procedures related to children absent from education and children missing education (CME), including monitoring attendance, updating admission registers and making reasonable enquiries about a child's whereabouts. See CME policies from primary, secondary and special schools.
Download and adapt our model policy for designated teachers of looked-after and previously looked-after children. See examples of policies from primaries, secondaries, a special school and trusts.
The DfE has removed the requirement for you to have a policy on the designated teacher for looked-after and previously looked-after children. Requirements set out in guidance about looked-after children still apply, but you can now decide whether you want a policy on this.
Download and adapt our model policy for home visits. Use it to set clear procedures for staff conducting visits, and find a sample home visit form and risk assessment. Also see examples of policies from other schools.
Download and adapt our model online safety policy, which includes acceptable use agreements for pupils, parents/carers and staff. See examples of policies from primary, secondary and special schools.
You're not required to have a distinct policy relating to the Prevent duty, though you may choose to have one. Look through the linked examples from primary and secondary schools to help you write your own.
Download and adapt our model policy to save yourself time and follow best practice. See examples of pupil wellbeing policies from primary, secondary and special schools.
Self-harm is a sensitive issue, and it can be difficult to know how to support pupils at risk of self-injury. Find policies from schools, template risk assessments, and flow charts outlining the process for dealing with incidents.
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