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Safeguarding and Attendance Data – What Does New Research Tell Us?
You can’t seem to go a day without seeing an article in mainstream newspapers, not...
Mar
Safeguarding Issues in the News – Downplaying Abuse and Neglect
Downplaying Abuse and Neglect – If we call lots of things “abuse,” do we downplay...
Mar
Safeguarding Issues in the News – Channel 4’s ‘I am Andrew Tate’ and How it Relates to Your Setting
Both teachers and students will likely have heard of Andrew Tate, along with his rise...
Feb
Tricky Safeguarding Topics and How to Tackle Them
Even as a DSL, it’s ok to admit that there are topics we don’t feel...
Feb
How Do We Measure Success in Safeguarding – Qualitative and Quantitative?
Jo Perrin has written this blog to get you thinking about the types of data...
Nov
How to Make this Your Best Year for Safeguarding Yet
Safeguarding adviser, Lucie Welch, discusses how to hit the ground running this September with regards...
Aug
Succession Planning in Safeguarding – is it possible?
Safeguarding expert, Jo Perrin, discusses Succession Planning and how to mitigate any negative impacts of...
Jun
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), Language, Disconnect and Safeguarding Culture
Jo Perrin, Safeguarding Adviser at Services For Education, discusses the impact of language on FGM...
Feb
“Contextual Safeguarding”
In this blog post Jo Perrin, Safeguarding Adviser at Services For Education will be looking...
Oct
Education training provider reports increase in demand for safeguarding support
A new national subscription-based safeguarding training service has been launched by Services For Education following...
Jan
Lucie Welch – Adviser, Services For Education
Jo Perrin - Adviser, Services For Education
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