Modern Slavery resources for KS1 - KS5

Key DfE document; referenced within 'Keeping Children Safe in Education'

If you're worried that a child or young person is at risk or is being abused contact the children's social care team at their local council.

Advice to schools on behaviour in schools and the related legal duties of headteachers, and members of staff. It includes guidance on support for pupils to behave well and the powers of staff when responding to misbehaviour.

How to start the conversation with your child about staying safe online, and what to do if you're worried about online safety.

From CEOP Education

UKCIS document with questions school governors should ask to ensure school leaders are keeping children safe online

Introduce your safeguarding team with this editable poster - PowerPoint template for 3/4/6 team members

Report Remove: Childline can help under 18s to remove explicit or nude pictures or videos shared online without the need for them to visit a police station or anyone else needing to see it

A self assessment tool about harmful sexual behaviour

Guidance for schools on addressing misogyny, toxic masculinity and social media influence through PSHE education

For Me' is the app that puts Childline in your pocket. It's free, it's secure and it's designed by young people for young people.

KS2 game from CEOP -training online safety via a game using the characters from Play Think Share

Framework, audit tool and star tool

4 short animated films for parents and carers offering advice on how to help keep their children safe from the risks associated with sharing nude and nearly nude images.

CEOP education programme, providing training, resources and information to professionals working with children, young people and their families

Animated series and resource pack for 8s-10s to stay safe from sexual abuse, exploitation and other risks online

A rhyming story is about speaking out and getting help