Author Archives: Jo Perrin
What the New Statutory RSHE Guidance Means for Your School – Insights from our in-house RSHE expert Education Adviser
Our experienced Safeguarding and RSHE Adviser, Jo Perrin - a former pastoral lead - has...
Jul
KCSIE 2025 – What’s Changed?
Education Adviser, Jo Perrin, discusses the changes to the KCSIE 2025 draft and points out...
Jul
Four Tips for Keeping Children Safe this Summer
How can we prepare children to stay safe during the summer holidays? With the summer...
May
Transnational Marriage Abandonment (a form of domestic abuse): What Schools Need to Know
What is this type of abuse and who does it impact? Safeguarding Adviser, Jo Perrin,...
May
Animal Abuse and Child Safeguarding – How Might They Be Linked?
Is there a hidden link between animal abuse and child safeguarding? Explore the research behind...
Mar
‘Adolescence’ The Netflix Series – What Does it Tell Us and How Can We Respond?
Education Adviser, Jo Perrin, discusses the new Netflix series ‘Adolecense’, delving into what it tells...
Mar
RSHE – What Has Happened to the Momentum for Change?
Towards the end of the previous government’s tenure, a draft version of updated R(S)HE guidance...
Mar
How to Request Information from a GP to Best Safeguard a Child
As a DSL, there’s nothing more frustrating than having that niggling feeling that something really...
Feb
So-called Conversion Therapy – what is it and what do we need to be aware of?
In recent years those in the children’s workforce have increased their knowledge and improved their...
Jan
Hurried Child Syndrome: If a child isn’t allowed to just be a child, is it a type of neglect?
In safeguarding circles we talk about many types of neglect that might impact a child’s...
Nov