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Safeguarding: training requirements
All staff must have safeguarding and child protection training. Find out what this must include, and how this differs for the DSL, headteachers, governors and volunteers. Use our Safeguarding Training Centre to help you save time and stay compliant.
Contents
- All staff
- The DSL
- Headteachers
- Governors and trustees
- Volunteers
- Safer recruitment
- Child protection concern forms
- Conducting 'safe and well' checks
- EYFS safeguarding and welfare checklist
- Gathering staff feedback on safeguarding: questionnaire
- How to prevent peer-on-peer abuse
- Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE): changes from September 2018
- Keeping Children Safe in Education: summary
- Online safety assembly resources
- Online safety checklists and audit tools
- Online safety: requirements
- Recording general safeguarding issues
- Recording safeguarding information: guidance and template
- Reporting safeguarding allegations
- Role of the designated safeguarding lead (DSL)
- Safeguarding: guidance for staff
- Safeguarding notices for visitors
- Supervision meetings for EYFS staff
- Visitors: asking for identification
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