Results for tag: Teachers and Parents

If you care for a child who experiences sensory overload, it’s important to learn more about what might trigger it and how to help a child who may be struggling.

All students deserve to feel accepted, included and like they belong to their school. Learn how you can make education a positive experience for trans students.

Maintaining an up-to-date single central record is essential to ensure the safety and welfare of children in education. Find out what you need to include here.

Children with attachment difficulties can struggle with social situations, as well as regulating their emotions and behaviour. Learn how to provide support here.

Working Together to Safeguard Children provides statutory guidance for settings where work and activities relate to children. Explore the key elements here.

Internet gaming is becoming increasingly popular for children and young people. Do you know the benefits and risks? Find our advice for parents here.

It’s vital to remain informed about key legislation and statutory safeguarding guidance as it evolves. Find a summary for schools here.

All specified authorities with a Prevent duty need to ensure they provide appropriate training for staff. Check your safeguarding duties here.

Recognising the signs of dyslexia is crucial for parents and educators to provide support and interventions. Learn about the signs of dyslexia in children here.