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.
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.
We've taken findings from our roundtable in Wales and a range of other evidence to develop best practice for you to use when undertaking child protection work virtually, including some of the benefits and challenges you need to consider.
Schools and other educational settings may be using a mixture of in-school and home learning. This information will help you understand the safeguarding considerations for remote teaching.
The NSPCC is seeking researchers to conduct an evaluation of our Safe Home service for parents and carers of children and young people involved in harmful sexual behaviour.
Find out about and download our Look, Say, Sing, Play resources for professionals working with children.
This Volunteers' Week we want to thank everyone who has volunteered or is volunteering for NSPCC Learning and contributing towards keeping children safe.
Protecting children in entertainment: a course for chaperones teaches adults how to protect children during rehearsals and productions.
The government has published its plans for keeping UK users safe online, especially children and other vulnerable groups.
What works to support children and young people affected by sexual exploitation.
Find out the initial evaluation findings of our Speak out Stay safe programme for schools in the UK.
Childline provided over 106,000 counselling sessions about mental and emotional health and wellbeing issues in 2017/18.
Our range of new packages bundling our expert safeguarding reviews, audits, training and development for your school.
Find out the key changes in the new 2018 Working together compared to the 2015 guidance.
