2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

Come to this practical session to find out how to use SafeSkills in your school

Build on your knowledge of the Prevent Duty and recent updates to show compliance and keep children safe in your school

Explore the new guidance for children who are questioning their gender, and consider the practical applications and possible challenges of implementing this.

If you have just become or are about to become a DSL in a school, please come along to this training to understand your role and responsibilities.

Explore the new guidance for children who are questioning their gender, and consider the practical applications and possible challenges of implementing this.

If you have just become or are about to become a DSL in a school, please come along to this training to understand your role and responsibilities.

2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

Join our SEND DSL Forum to network and share good practice with all matters relating to safeguarding SEND pupils

Neglect is the most prevalent form of abuse but often the most challenging to identify. Discover types, impact and next steps

Come to this practical session to find out how to use SafeSkills in your school

Includes CEOP Online Sexual Abuse training, plus insights and classroom activities from LGfL & others

2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs

How does poverty impact upon neglect? How do we respond to neglect when it is as a result of poverty? And how can we best support children and families who are experiencing poverty?

Neglect can occur in any family, even those of considerable wealth, however this isnt always recognised