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Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility, and every member of staff needs to know what to look for and what to do. Keeping Children Safe in Education changes every year, and staff must be trained on the latest guidance. This training makes sure your whole team is confident, up to date, and clear on their duties.
Below, we explain what our safeguarding and KCSIE training involves, and how it helps you keep every child safe.
It’s practical, up-to-date training that helps all staff meet their safeguarding responsibilities under the latest Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance. We cover recognising signs of abuse and neglect, the referral process, record-keeping, and the specific themes in the current KCSIE update.
We tailor it to your setting and your policies, so staff understand not just the guidance but exactly what to do in your school.
It’s designed for all education settings: maintained schools, academies, and multi-academy trusts, Alternative Provisions, and SEND Units/Hubs. It works for whole-school INSET, new staff induction, support staff, or governors. Trusts often run it across schools for a consistent standard.
Many schools ask for it at the start of the year to meet the requirement that all staff read and understand the latest KCSIE guidance.
We shape the content around your priorities. You can book a whole-school INSET, a group session, or focused one-to-one support. Our most common areas include:
Your staff learn to spot concerns early and act quickly. It’s the single most important thing a school does.
All staff must be trained on the latest KCSIE. This training gives you that, with clear evidence for inspectors and governors.
Everyone knows the signs and the process. Safeguarding stops being ‘someone else’s job’.
KCSIE changes every year. We keep your team up to date with the latest themes and duties.
Training builds a culture where every adult takes responsibility and no concern is missed.
A well-trained staff makes better referrals and reduces the load on your designated lead.
You can demonstrate that all staff are trained and understand their responsibilities.
Every participant comes away with more than notes. They get:
We train your staff on the very latest KCSIE guidance and duties.
We shape the training around your policies, phase, and local context.
Book an INSET, induction session, or targeted training. We adapt to you.
We work only with education settings. We know safeguarding guidance changes constantly, and how vital it is that every adult understands it. Our training helps you keep every child safe, with every decision staying focused on children.
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We support settings of every type across England and internationally.
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