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Mental health and safeguarding are closely connected. A young person’s emotional wellbeing, behaviour, attendance, relationships and sense of safety can all offer insight into how they are coping and what support they may need.

Domestic abuse remains one of the most significant safeguarding issues in the UK, affecting millions of adults and children each year. Although awareness has increased and reporting has improved, the level of harm remains high. There is ongoing debate about whether domestic abuse itself is becoming more common, or whether greater awareness, better professional training and improved reporting processes are revealing abuse that previously went unnoticed or unreported. What is c

This week marks Anti-Bullying Week 2025, urging us all to take action in creating safe, inclusive spaces for every child. With bullying affecting nearly one in four young people, it’s vital that we work together - schools, families, and communities - to make a real impact. In this blog, we share key steps schools can take to foster respect, empathy, and support.

Burnout is no longer the exception in education - it’s becoming the norm. Teachers and school staff are working harder than ever, often at the expense of their own wellbeing. In this blog, we’ll explore how burnout impacts educators and offer practical solutions to create a more sustainable and fulfilling career for teachers and school staff.

As part of the UK government’s ongoing commitment to protecting children online, Ofcom has introduced new codes of practice designed to make the digital world safer for young people.

As the exam season approaches, schools begin to feel the rising pressure - not just academically, but emotionally and mentally as well.