Our resources will help you continue to safeguard children you work or volunteer with and ensure their welfare.
Provides information for early years settings on how they can best support and protect children they work with, including answers to frequently asked questions that are relevant to all four UK nations.
Check out our guidance on recruiting suitable staff and volunteers during the pandemic, including details on fast-track criminal record checks for each UK nation and more.
Provides guidance for social workers across the UK to help them support families and children during the coronavirus pandemic. This briefing is regularly updated in line with government guidance.
Provides information on what your organisation can do to protect children from harm and resources to keep the children and families you work or volunteer with safe.
Explore our range of training, lesson plans, guidance and resources for schools and colleges to help protect and keep the pupils you work with safe.
Work with children and families? Our information looks at risk and vulnerability factors that help identify whether children or families require extra support to help keep children safe.
Access our wide range of safeguarding resources including guidance on managing allegations of abuse, photography and sharing images and writing a safeguarding policy.
Take our range of highly-rated elearning, face-to-face and live virtual safeguarding training courses for anyone working or volunteering with children and young people.
From introductory courses to specialist subjects, our range of online training is expertly designed to support you in protecting children and young people.
Have regular contact with children through sport? This course will help you recognise, report and record concerns as well as understand the basics of safeguarding.
£25 per person
We are now delivering our face-to-face training as live virtual training via Zoom. Join our expert trainers and learn from the comfort of your own home or office.
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The NSPCC has launched a dedicated helpline for children who have experienced abuse at school, and for adults and professionals that need support and guidance.
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