Our resources will help you continue to safeguard children you work or volunteer with and ensure their welfare.
Gain a better understanding of how you can tackle the risks children are exposed to online during the coronavirus pandemic. Includes information on communicating with children online and supporting children and families you work with.
What have children and adults told the NSPCC helpline and Childline about physical abuse during the coronavirus pandemic? See our insight briefing for a breakdown of the key themes.
Use our child protection information and resources to help safeguard and protect children and young people during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
We provide 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.
Explains what physical abuse is, the impact it can have on different age groups, signs and indicators to look out for and what next steps you need to take if you're concerned.
Browse our range of online safety resources to help schools and organisations keep children and young people safe online.
Our free online tool helps you audit your school or organisation’s current safeguarding arrangements, supporting you to make any changes and identify areas for development.
For this year's Learning at Work Week (17-23 May), take our range of safeguarding and child protection training courses to improve your knowledge and development.
New to safeguarding or child protection? Find the right introductory course for yourself or your organisation.
Browse our range of safeguarding and child protection training courses for schools and colleges and ensure your school or college is safe for children and young people.
See our range of expert courses for people who need specialist and additional safeguarding skills and knowledge.
Find the latest news stories and events from NSPCC Learning.
We’ve put together some information to help you consider what updates you need to make to your policies during COVID-19 to ensure children are kept safe.
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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