Maintaining Outstanding Safeguarding Provision
What's happening within Ofsted
The new Ofsted inspection framework is bringing radical changes to the way your safeguarding procedures will be judged. From January 2012 safeguarding will no longer be a limiting judgement but it will fall under both the Leadership & Management and Behaviour & Safety judgements. The new framework comes on the heels of a raft of safeguarding guidance that was updated and released over the summer and at a time when many are experiencing diminishing support from the local authority.
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What will I gain from attending?
Inspectors will also be heavily scrutinising bullying and your students’ abilities to assess and manage risk. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical strategies to prepare your students to protect themselves from bullying and other forms of harm.
Dai Durbridge, Solicitor, Browne Jacobson LLP will breakdown the latest changes to safeguarding policy, from the changes to the ISA to the Education Bill so that you can be confident that your procedures are compliant with your statutory obligations for safeguarding.
Claude Knights, Director, Kidscape will share practical and dynamic strategies to help build confidence in students to handle and manage bullying and protect themselves from harm. You will also find out how to better manage and document bullying in preparation for the new inspection framework.
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Choose from a range of in-depth workshops that will help you to:
- Implement best practice methods of Outstanding safeguarding to be prepared for your next Ofsted inspection
- Support and safeguard vulnerable and at-risk students who don’t meet the threshold
- Work with your students and empower them to assess and manage risk so they can feel safe inside and outside of school
- Tackle eSafety challenges by helping students to understand risk and use social networking sites appropriately
