Keeping Children Safe in Education 2022
Newsworthy

Keeping Children Safe in Education has been released and came into effect yesterday. Here are some main updates and a link to the full guidance:

  • School governors and trustees must receive safeguarding training, including online safety training. This should be received as part of their induction and be regularly updated.
  • Guidance highlights the importance of talking to parents about children’s access to online sites when away from school.
  • ‘Peer-on-peer’ abuse has been amended to ‘child-on-child’ abuse.
  • To encourage safer recruiting, new staff can be subject to digital background check, and CVs can only be accepted alongside a full application form.
  • A time constraint of 5 days has been added to pupil data transfer.
  • An ‘appropriate adult’ must be in attendance during police investigations.
  • New information has been added to explain the impact of domestic abuse.
  • The DfE sexual violence and sexual harassment guidance has been incorporated in the KCSIE guidance.

The full Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance can be found HERE.

New Government guidance: Keeping Children Safe in Education 2022

To ensure compliance with the guidance, it’s important to look over your policies and procedures, and see how they match with the new guidance.

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