Safeguarding and school trips
Every school trip requires a lot of pre-planning and risk assessment by school staff. But what about
Keeping Children Safe in Education
According to the Department for Education Statutory Guidance, Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), “safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility” and “everyone who comes into contact with children and their families and carers has a role to play in safeguarding children”.
Throughout any typical school, day children come into contact with adults and people in positions of trust who are not directly employed within their own educational setting. This obviously extends even further when a school
Safeguarding policies
Schools should expect all professionals whom they appoint to have their own set of policies but may want to access copies of the
Safer recruitment
EduCare’s partner Robin Watts, our partner who co-wrote our Child Protection and Safer Recruitment training courses, advises that “strong safeguarding procedures are a huge inhibitor to a potential child abuser looking to gain access to children”. Companies and
Health and Safety
The Health and Safety Executive has published a document that tackles the myths about school trips and outdoor learning activities.
In it, they outline that they fully support schools arranging a wide range of out-of-school activities, which can include visits to zoos or museums, trips to the countryside or taking part in challenging and adventurous activities. They want to make sure that mistaken and unfounded health and safety concerns do not create obstacles that prevent these from happening.
Again, the partner
How can EduCare help?
EduCare for Education® is our best-selling safeguarding service and is sold on an unlimited basis. This means that schools can extend access to the complete training suite
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