Safeguarding

If you work with children or adults, it is crucial that you receive the correct level of training required for your role. Explore the safeguarding training levels here.

Are you considering a job in mental health? They can be challenging, rewarding and fulfilling. But what mental health career is right for you? Find out here.

The SEND and AP Improvement Plan outlines the government aims to improve outcomes for young people with SEND. Learn more about the plan here.

Choosing to homeschool your child is a big decision. We look at the debate around homeschooling, including potential advantages and disadvantages, here.

Looking for ways to improve your mental health? Explore the ways that physical exercise can benefit your mental wellbeing, along with tips and guidance here.

Looked after children are often at greater risk than other children their age, therefore require additional safeguards. Find guidance on how to support LAC here.

Looking to make a difference in your community? By becoming a Community Champion, you can improve services and conditions locally. Learn how here.

Can teachers tell the difference between tech generated-written content compared to real life students? Discover the results of our focus group here.

If you work in health and social care it is important that you are aware of the implementation of Liberty Protection Safeguards. Learn about the LPS update here.

County Lines is a form of criminal exploitation that has a devastating and far reaching impact. Learn about the signs and what action to take here.

Using pupil voice means inviting and listening to the views of the learners you work with. Explore why it has such an important part to play in schools here.

Having open discussions around internet safety and its importance is vital to help protect children. Find our tips to help you support your child here.

It is important for children to understand the need for media literacy and to build their own skills. Find examples of how media literacy skills can be taught here.

You have a duty to maintain confidentiality in healthcare. Why is confidentiality important and can you break it? Learn about it here.

Becoming a support worker can be an incredibly fulfilling and rewarding role. Discover the qualifications and skills you may need here.

Continence care, as with all care, should be appropriate, dignified and respectful at all times. Find guidance on how to provide the appropriate support here.

As a caregiver, it is essential that you are able to move and handle people safely. Discover how you can adopt an ergonomic approach to manual handling here.

The National Eligibility Criteria falls under Section 13 in the Care Act 2014. Learn about what the eligibility criteria is and how it works here.