Neglect can occur in any family, even those of considerable wealth, however this isnt always recognised
Neglect can occur in any family, even those of considerable wealth, however this isnt always recognised
Build on your knowledge of the Prevent Duty and recent updates to show compliance and keep children safe in your school
Neglect is identified much less often in older children, compared to younger children, but the effects can be significant
Reviews have often shown that practitioners do not effectively understand cumulative harm - come and explore the issue
Join our SEND DSL Forum to network and share good practice with all matters relating to safeguarding SEND pupils
Exploring challenges identifying the neglect of disabled children, and what schools can do to overcome them
Come to this practical session to find out how to use SafeSkills in your school
2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs
Audit and risk assess your school provision in this 1 hour workshop
2 consecutive mornings online training run by experienced safeguarding practitioner, for existing DSLs
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.
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.
KCSIE requires ALL governors to attend safeguarding training that is strategic to help them fulfil their duties
Neglect is the most prevalent form of abuse but often the most challenging to identify. Discover types, impact and next steps
Join our SEND DSL Forum to network and share good practice with all matters relating to safeguarding SEND pupils
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
KCSIE requires ALL governors to attend safeguarding training that is strategic to help them fulfil their duties
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