Schools form | NSPCC Learning

Request our Speak out Stay safe programme for your primary school

Please complete and submit the form below to access Speak out Stay safe and you will then be put in touch with your local Schools Coordinator, within 10 days.

Please note that our Speak out Stay safe programme content is not suitable to be used as home learning.

For secondary school advice and support, including training courses, safeguarding assessments and teaching resources, please visit our safeguarding and child protection in schools pages.

First name *

Last name *

Your work email address *

Contact number *

Position at school *

Full school name *

LEA or board area *

School address

School postcode *

If you live outside the UK please tick here

Please specify if you require the following:

British Sign Language (BSL) version
Welsh version

If other please specify

Please read the Speak out Stay safe Agreement and then tick the box below to confirm that you have read it and agree with the terms. Materials cannot be accessed without this agreement.

Yes, I have read and agree to the Speak out Stay safe Agreement *

Planned assembly dates (if known)

Keeping in touch

We will use your email address to contact you about the NSPCC Schools Service and the programme. If you agree, we will also share other NSPCC information with you.

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