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Assess your safeguarding
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Assess your safeguarding
Guidance and resources
Information and guidance on what you and your organisation can do to protect children from harm.
Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE) 2026
A summary of the 2026 updates to Keeping children safe in education, England's statutory safeguarding guidance for schools.
Early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework 2026
A summary of the 2026 updates to the statutory guidance on safeguarding and welfare requirements for early years settings in England.
Summary of the government response to the consultation on establishing a CPA in England
This briefing summarises the government’s response to the consultation on establishing a Child Protection Authority (CPA) in England, published in July 2026.
Training courses
Take our highly recommended training courses to improve your understanding of safeguarding and child protection.
Schools safeguarding update 2026/27
On-demand training on the latest updates to safeguarding guidance and legislation for schools in England, including Keeping children safe in Education.
Harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) elearning course
Training to help you confidently recognise and manage incidents of HSB. Suitable for everyone working or volunteering with children and young people, including schools and education.
Designated safeguarding lead (DSL) training for early years
Safeguarding training to help you understand and meet the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) statutory framework requirements.
£450 per person
News and research
Why language matters: talking about ‘non-recent’ instead of ‘historic’ abuse
A Why language matters blog about the language we should use when adults share their experiences of child abuse.
Celebrating 40 years of Childline
This summer we're asking children and young people to get creative and help us celebrate an incredible milestone. Download your activity pack to get started.
Children's services spending report 2026
New research looking at the impact of local authority spending decisions on babies, children and young people with recommendations for government.