Safeguarding

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.

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.

Understanding non-verbal communication in health and social care is key for effective patient interactions. Learn the types, importance, challenges & strategies.

It’s vital that those working in an education setting understand the parameters of the new Ofsted grading system. Find everything you need to know here.

Child-on-child abuse involves harmful behaviour by one child towards another. Understand what you can do to help prevent it in your setting here.

Ensure quality care through effective supervision in health and social care. Discover its importance, key principles & example questions for staff meeting here.

Alternative provision (AP) is when a child is provided with an alternative to mainstream schooling. Learn more about what it involves and the key benefits here.

Kinaesthetic learning is a learning style where students retain information best through physical activity and real-life experiences, learn more here.

In recent years there has been a worrying increase in misogynistic views and behaviours. Understand how you can go about tackling the issue in school here.

Mixed ability grouping can boost inclusivity, morale and peer-to-peer learning. Find out how to incorporate it in your classroom here.