Safeguarding CPD You Can Trust - Delivered with Experience

Equip your staff with the knowledge, confidence, and clarity they need to meet their statutory safeguarding responsibilities with this fully editable annual training slide deck.

Designed for use by DSLs, senior leaders, or safeguarding trainers during INSET or induction, this presentation covers all key requirements of Keeping Children Safe in Education (2025) and reflects the latest national guidance and 

emerging risks.

Topics include:

• Categories and signs of abuse
• Reporting concerns and the role of the DSL
• Safer working practice and professional boundaries
• Low-level concerns and whistleblowing
• Online safety, peer-on-peer abuse, and contextual safeguarding

Included with the slide deck:

• Facilitator training notes to support confident delivery
• Editable slides for local customisation
• Audiobook version of Part 1 of KCSIE (2025) — ideal for staff who prefer to listen on the go

A complete, flexible training resource for whole-staff safeguarding induction or refresher sessions — aligned with statutory expectations and ready to deliver.

Keep your entire workforce compliant, informed, and confident in their safeguarding responsibilities with this engaging and accessible refresher session.

In this annual training, safeguarding expert Louis Donald delivers a clear and up-to-date overview of key safeguarding duties for all school-based staff. The session covers statutory responsibilities under KCSIE (2025), signs of abuse and neglect, how to report concerns, and the importance of professional boundaries and safer working practice.

Staff will also gain clarity on:

• The role of the DSL and wider safeguarding team
• Low-level concerns and whistleblowing
• Key risks including online safety, peer-on-peer abuse, and contextual safeguarding
• How culture, curiosity, and confidence help keep children safe

This session can be shared with your staff team at a competitive per-viewer rate, making it a simple and cost-effective solution for meeting your statutory training duties.

Designed for use during INSET or as part of your induction and refresher programme.

Gain clarity and confidence in one of the most scrutinised areas of safeguarding compliance with this essential CPD session.

In this 60-minute training, Louis Donald provides a clear and practical overview of the Single Central Record (SCR) and its central role in safer recruitment. The session covers how the SCR should be structured and maintained, the full range of required vetting checks, and how to evidence them correctly.

You’ll also explore:

• What inspectors look for and how they review your SCR
• Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
• Best practice for ongoing monitoring and updates
• How to use your SCR to drive wider compliance and assurance

This is the same training delivered to Ofsted inspectors by Louis on behalf of the Department for Education — making it essential viewing for DSLs, school leaders, HR officers, and anyone responsible for inspection readiness.

Stay ahead of the statutory changes with this concise, expert-led CPD session, designed to walk you through the key updates to Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) 2025.

This session covers:

• A summary of what’s changed and what remains unchanged
• Implications for DSLs, senior leaders, and governors
• Updates to safer recruitment, low-level concerns, and online safety
• Actions schools and trusts should take now to remain compliant
• Practical tips for training staff and updating policies ahead of September

Whether you're a Designated Safeguarding Lead, headteacher, governor, or compliance lead, this session provides the clarity and confidence you need to implement KCSIE 2025 effectively.

Ensure your safeguarding response is robust, proportionate and compliant with statutory guidance in this focused CPD session.

In this 60-minute training, safeguarding expert Louis Donald provides a clear and practical walkthrough of how to manage allegations against staff and correctly apply the low-level concerns framework introduced in KCSIE. The session unpicks thresholds, explores the role of the LADO, and clarifies how to build a culture where concerns are identified early, reported confidently, and handled appropriately.

You’ll gain practical guidance on:

• The difference between an allegation and a low-level concern
• Key responsibilities for DSLs, headteachers, and governors
• When and how to engage the LADO
• How to log, respond to and track concerns effectively
• Legal and reputational risks — and how to manage them