Free Safeguarding INSET pack 25/26

To begin, we delve into what safeguarding means and why it is so important. You’ll have access to expert video content that touches on the significance of your role in safeguarding children and young people. 

Get the latest on Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) 2025 changes with our straightforward guide, as well as updates to Working Together to Safeguard Children (WTSC) 2023. We’ve included a pull-out document for easy access to more detailed information and added a link to this year’s quiz to test understanding.

In this section, you will learn to identify the four main types of abuse: physical, emotional, sexual and neglect. We’ll highlight key signs to look out for with expert video content and encourage you to reflect on areas within your practice where you can enhance vigilance. 

We’ll ensure staff understand what to do if they have a concern and the right information to record, with a range of discussion points to check their understanding. Hear from safeguarding experts and recognise the do's and don’ts of responding to a disclosure. You will also be presented with a safeguarding flowchart to help showcase the procedure for responding to concerns. 

You’ll cover a variety of specific safeguarding issues including online safety, child-on-child abuse, radicalisation and extremism, mental health and domestic abuse. This section includes a number of activities and scenarios to help test knowledge and broaden your awareness.

The video content in this section explores what a safeguarding culture is and the key elements that it encompasses. You will discuss how to create and maintain a culture of safeguarding in your setting, including everything from pupil voice to professional curiosity.

Wrap up with key takeaways and a self-audit for your staff to complete. We’ve created a focus on professional development with useful free resources and details of fully accredited online training courses to further your knowledge.

All of our courses can contribute to your professional development hours for the year but the amount is dependent on which course you take. Please see each course individually for approximate durations.

Our Education CPD courses could support you towards The Chartered Teacher Pathway: Development of Teaching Practice Award or the Certificate in Education Research and Inquiry from the Chartered College of Teaching.

Yes. Although Ofsted does not approve any specific training, our courses have been used by over 5,000 organisations that have received a ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating.

Yes. All of our courses include a high quality printed certificate which is posted the next working day once a course has been completed as well as a digital copy available to download immediately upon completion.