Safeguarding

Neurodiversity is a movement that wants to change the way we think about autism. Learn more about the movement from our research.

Open questions are an example of effective questioning and asking them encourages your class to think more critically. Find examples & tips here.

Regulated activity refers to roles, involving work with children or vulnerable adults, for which you must have a DBS certificate. Our guide explains more.

Children who exhibit signs of dyspraxia may need more guidance in the classroom. Read our guide to find out what they are & how to help.

Our guide contains information about challenging behaviour in the classroom, including possible causes and strategies teachers can use to manage it.

Our guide includes the definition of safer recruitment, why it’s necessary and a template for completing your own safer recruitment policy.

The last ten years have witnessed an explosion in the popularity of social media. Currently, there are around 2.62 billion social media users worldwide, with this number rising each year. This figure…

Everyone who works with adults at risk must understand their safeguarding responsibilities as part of their duty of care. Learn about your responsibilities here.

Handovers are an essential part of every shift. Download our free handover template and use our tips for effective delivery.

Schools are responsible for taking reasonable steps to ensure pupils’ safety whilst on a work experience placement. Read more for guidance.

Our free, comprehensive guide will give your school all the essential information you need to know about complying with the UK Data Protection Act.

Our guide offers advice for managing your own health & wellbeing whilst caring for another, so that you recover quickly from caregiver stress and burn out.

Taxi drivers are often party to sensitive information. Would you know when to report something? Our guide has tips for safeguarding vulnerable passengers.

There are 3 key principles of youth work which are critical to its success. This guide examines these and covers the benefits of the process as a whole.

If you want to work with vulnerable groups or sensitive information, you will need a DBS check. Our guide answers some common questions to help you choose.