Safeguarding

Problem-based learning is a teaching method where students are active participants in their learning rather than passive listeners. Learn more here.

Preparing thoroughly for a SENCo interview is essential to demonstrating your leadership and practical knowledge. Find our SENCo interview questions and answers here.

Nonverbal communication in the classroom is a vital skill for all teachers. Learn what nonverbal communication is, how to recognise it and its importance here.

Pastoral care is a key part of safeguarding children. Understand how schools can put effective pastoral initiatives in place here.

All those who work with young children should have an understanding of the EYFS framework. Find everything you need to know about the 2025 changes here.

Grooming is a prevalent issue that impacts children all across the country. Find everything you need to know about grooming and how to help prevent it here.

The teacher-centred approach is a strategy in which the teacher takes the lead as the main source of knowledge. Learn more about this approach here.

Neglect in care homes is a wide spread and serious issue. We explore the signs of neglect and how to report any concerns that you may have here.

A child centred approach to safeguarding is integral to supporting a child’s welfare. Learn more about a child centred approach to safeguarding here.

It can be difficult to know what constitutes a safeguarding issue and what actions you should take. Explore examples of safeguarding scenarios here.

Youth violence is a serious and widespread issue. Find guidance on the role you can play in reducing or preventing youth violence in your setting here.

Radicalisation is the process of gradually influencing someone to adopt extremist beliefs and potentially harmful behaviours. Learn more here.

With new DfE guidance, understanding suicide prevention in schools is vital. Learn what suicide prevention is and get guidance on supporting students here.

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.