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When done well, multi-agency working can significantly improve safeguarding outcomes. Find guidance on how to ensure that your approach is effective here.
If you work at a school, it’s vital to recognise the signs and causes of teacher burnout. Learn practical prevention strategies for both teachers and school leaders
Asthma can impact every aspect of a child’s life including their life at school. We outline everything you need to know about managing asthma in schools here.
Interested in the routes into teaching? Find out how to become a secondary school teacher and the qualifications, skills, and experience needed here.
If you work in health and social care, it’s important to understand shared decision making and how to implement it. Explore practical models and examples here.
Keeping Children Safe in Education is statutory safeguarding guidance that must be followed by schools and colleges. Find a summary of the changes here.
Discover the importance of emotional intelligence in teaching and education and its impact on teachers and students.
Prepare for your interview with our support worker interview guide. We cover what you may be asked, what to ask your interviewer, & what to wear.
Learn about the benefits of collaborative learning in the classroom, what collaborative learning is, practical strategies, and examples for KS2, KS3, and KS4 here.
Discover how to become a primary school teacher with our guide to qualifications & QTS where we cover the key roles, responsibilities, and essential skills.
Child protection body maps are invaluable tools for documenting physical abuse. Download our child protection body map template here.
Technology in education can be an invaluable tool in the classroom. Discover what it is, real-world examples, & practical ways to use it at your school here.
Critical thinking enables children to question what they see and challenge what they are told. Learn how to encourage critical thinking in the classroom here.
Robust and appropriate filtering and monitoring systems are an essential part of safeguarding in education. Find guidance on the steps you should take here.
Neglect is the most common form of child abuse. Explore what child neglect is and what to do if you have any concerns here.
Domestic abuse creates an unsafe living environment for children and young people. Understand how it can impact children and how to provide support here.
Vaping in schools is a growing concern as it causes a range of consequences for both students and teachers. Find strategies for parents and teachers here.
Children and young people are particularly vulnerable to peer pressure. Explore some peer pressure scenarios and how to handle the issue in your school here.
Expeditionary learning is a hands-on educational approach. Learn what it is, the benefits for students, common challenges, and see practical examples here.
Being able to recognise the signs of abuse is essential to keeping children safe. Explore the four main types of abuse, signs to look out for, and what to do here.
