Safeguarding Awareness Week 2025

75% of children say technology and the internet are key to their independence

2 in 3 children report experiencing online harms

Nearly 1/2 of 15–16-year-old girls have been contacted by strangers online

Kickstart important safeguarding conversations with some of our best resources including worksheets, displays and discussion activities.

Explore a host of vibrant resources to help plan safeguarding lessons. From colouring worksheets to class displays and activities.

In 2024, our campaign emphasised that everyone has the right to feel safe. We focused on providing schools with guidance and support to make their environments as safe as possible. As part of this effort, we heard from industry experts, shared insights from the sector, and highlighted outstanding safeguarding practices both in the UK and internationally.

You can download our 2024 safeguarding survey, watch a panel discussion with three safeguarding experts, access free resources, and explore our informative blogs.

Encouraging children and young people to talk to a trusted adult in school is an essential part of a good safeguarding strategy. But how can you ensure your students know who to speak to and feel confident in doing so? And how do you make sure your colleagues know what to do when a child does confide in them?

Watch our free Live Lesson with NSPCC, download our classroom resources, explore our useful blogs and more, to help keep everybody in your school safe.

Following reports in the rise of sexual harassment in schools, our first safeguarding awareness week examined what it means to feel safe and what schools can do to protect all their students.

See how we raised awareness during the week, watch recordings of our free webinars with leading experts, view the results of our safeguarding week survey, download our classroom activity sheet, access resources from our safeguarding experts, and more, by visiting our Safeguarding Awareness Week 2022 page.

Effective recording and case management of concerns are central to good safeguarding practice. It’s essential that all members of staff understand how to record their concerns and that those responsible for case management have all the right tools at their fingertips.

Adopting an open and transparent approach to reporting and recording staff allegations of abuse and low-level concerns in schools is crucial to help maintain a robust safeguarding culture where the safety and wellbeing of students is paramount.

Learn more about the importance of safeguarding in schools and the various ways in which it can help to protect and support the school community.

Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families and carers has a role to play. Discover the different roles and responsibilities in schools.

Download our free guide to ensure that all staff are up to date with the essential safeguarding information they need to protect all your students.

Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families and carers has a role to play.

Keep your entire school community up to date with the latest safeguarding knowledge with unlimited access to over 80 expert-written online training courses in safeguarding, compliance, health and safety, and wellbeing.

Support staff to easily record and monitor safeguarding concerns. Enabling early interventions by identifying trends and patterns and helping to inform decision-making with our case management system, MyConcern, now part of Tes.

Identify trends and gain actionable insights with Clarity, our powerful reporting tool specifically designed for trusts and school groups. Paired with our case management system, MyConcern, it supports data-driven decisions, detects risks and ensures a consistent approach to safeguarding.