Safeguarding & Child Protection

‘Words have weight, they can uplift or destroy'.
Features

Safeguarding: Understanding 'verbal abuse' and roads to prevention

Practice
Features

Safeguarding in 2024 part 3: How to ensure new early years educators develop essential skills

Management
Features

Safeguarding in 2024 part 2: Ensuring a person's suitability

Management
Illustration: Amanda Hutt
Features

Safeguarding in 2024: Identifying new priorities

Management
The MPs' report notes concerns around the stress and anxiety experienced by school staff due to the ‘high-stakes’ nature of Ofsted inspections PHOTO Adobe Stock
News

MPs call for Ofsted to end single-word inspection judgements

Policy & Politics
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News

Take part in our free webinar about nursery security with Almas Industries – plus survey findings

Management
Features

Health visitor advice: 'Make safeguarding everyone's business'

Practice
Features

Safeguarding Part 4: Why partnership working is key to effective safeguarding

Management
With the popularity of small devices or family phones overtaking the use of TV in the living room, concerns are also being raised on these habits over time.
Features

Why the Online Safety Bill must include risks to youngest children

Policy & Politics
Features

Safeguarding part 2: Recognising when a child needs help

Management
Features

Safeguarding Part 1: Reassessing safeguarding needs

Management
Viral infections are on the rise after periods of lockdown followed by a return to normal activities
Features

Health & Wellbeing: Combatting the rise in seasonal infections

Health
News

Government unveils major children’s social care reforms with £200m investment

Families
Richard Forrest: 'Hackers are more likely to target educational and childcare settings over other institutions'
Opinion

Data breach solicitor: 'Why are there so many data breaches in the education sector?'

Management
Chair of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, Professor Alexis Jay, PHOTO IICSA
News

UK inquiry calls for failure to report child abuse to be made an offence

Safeguarding & Child Protection
The petition on GOV.UK against the relaxation of childcare ratios has reached over 100,000 signatures, PHOTO The Oliver Steeper Foundation
News

Petition against plans to change childcare ratios could be debated in Parliament

Policy & Politics

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