Safeguarding

Setting behaviour expectations can reduce the likelihood of behaviour that challenges in the classroom. Discover tips for behaviour management here.

Health and social care workers often face highly emotive situations. We offer guidance on managing conflict and positive techniques to use.

Understanding different types of memory can help design the most effective learning experiences. Our article explores this relationship further.

Safeguarding children in school is a top priority. Download our safeguarding checklist to keep on top of your safeguarding responsibilities in school.

There are a number of key safeguarding responsibilities for individuals who work in schools. Find out what your duties are as a teacher, governor and DSO.

Supporting patients’ wellbeing is paramount in health and social care. We explain what duty of candour is and highlight the responsibilities.

Improving the mental health of children is a huge priority. Find strategies for helping to support children with anxiety in the classroom here.

A creative reading culture boosts wellbeing, community connectedness, and student outcomes. Find out how to promote a reading culture in your school here.

Behaviour management policies are a legal requirement for all schools. We provide guidance on how to create or update one in your setting here.

Health and safety in care homes brings a number of potential challenges. We detail the common hazards and outline how risks can be managed.

We offer guidance and explore ways to promote environmental awareness in education, and encourage going for green initiatives in school.

We offer guidance on risk enablement in health and social care, and the responsibility of promoting an individual’s positive wellbeing here.

If you work in health and social care, you should be familiar with CQC and know what to expect from their visits. Find guidance on how to prepare here.

Preparing answers for interview questions helps to make the best impression that you can. Find guidance on common interview questions for teachers here.

Professional development in health and social care plays a fundamental role in providing high-quality care. Learn about the benefits and opportunities here.

We look at raising awareness and supporting individuals with learning disabilities, offering guidance on the relation towards mental health.

Exploitation and abuse are, unfortunately, extremely relevant issues for schools and educational settings today. Find resources to help support children here.

Active participation plays an integral role in the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care. Find out how it can be supported in your work setting here.

Social prescribing provides a person-centred approach to care. Learn about what social prescribing is, why it’s important and how to promote it here.

Supporting pupils with special educational needs is an essential part of any teacher’s job. Find teaching strategies for supporting SEN in the classroom here.