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Conducting 'safe and well' checks
Is there guidance on conducting 'safe and well' checks? We relay advice on schools' responsibilities relating to home visits to check on pupils’ welfare. You will also find guidance on schools’ and LAs’ duty to conduct ‘reasonable enquiries’ into a child’s whereabouts before removing them from roll.
Contents
- Definition
- Responsibility for conducting checks
- Guidance on conducting checks
- Duty to conduct reasonable enquiries
- Child protection concern forms
- 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 2019 updated
- Keeping Children Safe in Education: summary updated
- Online safety assembly resources
- Online safety: how to review your approach
- Online safety: requirements
- Recording general safeguarding issues
- Recording safeguarding information: guidance and template
- Reporting safeguarding allegations
- Role of the designated safeguarding lead (DSL)
- Safeguarding INSET resources
- Safeguarding notices for visitors
- Safeguarding: training requirements
- Supervision meetings for EYFS staff
- Visitors: asking for identification
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