In 2026, new laws and guidance will reshape safeguarding and attendance rules in England, impacting schools and families.

Children and young people with disabilities and additional needs are more vulnerable to abuse but less likely to be identified and appropriately safeguarded than those who do not have a disability.

In the final part of this series, safeguarding specialist Rachel Buckler provides guidance on working with others to achieve the right outcomes for children. Working in partnership with other people ...

The recent public concern over the inclusion of an inappropriate website link in the Grade 6 English Textbook has ...

The below information is intended to support teams working with children outside of the UK. We also have our International Safeguarding Policy and International Safeguarding Guidance which can support ...

This article was first published in the Spring of 2021. As the nations of the UK continue our route out of lockdown, the impact of Covid-19 on the children of the country remains widely felt. Parents ...

Avon and Somerset Police now has the responsibility to deliver statutory duties to safeguard and promote the wellbeing of children, as required by Working Together to Safeguard Children 2018. As core ...