Efficacious safeguarding can only be maintained if parents take responsibility for their child's safety. Clarify shared responsibilities and co-ordinate support with these resources.
Self-harm in pupils is a difficult topic for both schools and parents to handle and communication is paramount to aiding the pupil’s recovery. Pooky Knightsmith offerrs help for staff when talking to parents about their child and self-harm
If a child or young person is being groomed and sexually exploited, everyone in their life should know how to protect them; but what is the best way to talk to parents and carers about it? Use this download to help
Creating and sharing a safeguarding ‘good practice guide’ for parents can help primary schools avoid parent-related safeguarding concerns. Download and personalise this example leaflet
