Prevent Duty
Every person has a part to play in protecting individuals from the risks of radicalisation. This course provides a clear understanding of the Prevent Duty, part of the UK government’s counter-terrorism strategy, and explains how it applies across education, childcare, health, and community settings. Learn how to identify early warning signs, make proportionate responses, and know when and how to share concerns with the appropriate authorities. Through practical examples and up-to-date guidance, you’ll develop confidence in promoting British values, encouraging open discussion, and creating safe, inclusive environments.
County Lines
County Lines activity can have devastating effects on children, young people, and vulnerable adults. This course raises awareness of criminal exploitation, helping professionals recognise the signs that someone may be at risk or involved in County Lines networks. Learn how gangs operate, how they groom and control individuals, and what actions to take if you have concerns. You’ll gain practical guidance on early intervention, safeguarding procedures, and how to work effectively with partner agencies to protect those at risk. By the end of the course, you’ll be confident in identifying potential warning signs, responding appropriately, and fulfilling your safeguarding responsibilities under current UK legislation.
FGM Awareness
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a serious form of abuse and a violation of human rights. This course provides essential awareness of what FGM is, how to recognise the signs and risk factors, and how to respond appropriately when concerns arise. You’ll learn about the legal framework, including the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 and the mandatory reporting duty for professionals, as well as how to handle disclosures sensitively and in line with safeguarding procedures. Through practical examples and clear guidance, the course builds confidence to protect girls and women from harm and to take action when needed. By the end of the course, you’ll understand your responsibilities in identifying, recording, and reporting FGM concerns safely and effectively.
British Values
Understanding and promoting British Values is a key part of creating inclusive, respectful, and safe learning environments. This course explores the four fundamental British Values — Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, and Mutual Respect and Tolerance — and how they can be embedded naturally into everyday practice. Learn practical ways to promote these values through play, discussion, and daily routines, while supporting children’s spiritual, moral, social, and cultural (SMSC) development. The course also explains the link between British Values and the Prevent Duty, helping practitioners recognise how both work together to safeguard against radicalisation and extremism. By the end of the course, you’ll have the confidence and strategies to model and promote positive values that prepare children and young people for life in modern Britain.
Safeguarding Deep Dive: Protecting all children and staff
This Safeguarding Deep Dive builds on your existing knowledge and focuses on real-world practice. Through case studies and scenarios, you’ll learn how to spot early warning signs, maintain safe boundaries, work confidently with agency staff, and respond quickly and appropriately to concerns. The course strengthens your ability to create a safe, vigilant culture where children and staff are protected at all times.
GDPR
Data protection is everyone’s responsibility. This course provides a practical introduction to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, helping you understand how to handle personal information safely and legally in your setting. Learn about the key principles of GDPR, lawful bases for processing data, consent, data sharing, and individuals’ rights. You’ll also explore real-world examples of data breaches, confidentiality, and secure information management across education, early years, health, and community services. By the end of the course, you’ll have the confidence to apply GDPR principles in your daily work, protecting both the people you support and your organisation from risk.
Health and Safety
A safe environment is the foundation of quality Early Years care and education. This course provides essential guidance on health and safety responsibilities within Early Years settings, helping practitioners understand how to identify risks, maintain safe environments, and promote children’s wellbeing. Learn about risk assessments, safe supervision, accident prevention, infection control, and the legal duties set out in the EYFS statutory framework and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. Through practical examples and scenarios, you’ll develop the knowledge and confidence to embed safety into everyday routines and activities. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to create environments where children can explore, learn, and play safely — while ensuring compliance with national standards.
Safer Recruitment
This course provides a clear, practical introduction to safer recruitment in Early Years settings, guiding you through the essential steps needed to ensure only safe, suitable, and trustworthy individuals work with children. Through interactive activities, real examples, and statutory guidance, you’ll learn how to create safer job adverts, conduct effective safeguarding interviews, complete vetting checks, and build a strong safeguarding culture from the very first stage of recruitment.
Fire Safety
Fire safety is a vital responsibility in every workplace and setting. This course provides essential knowledge on how to prevent fires, respond effectively in an emergency, and keep everyone safe. Learn about common causes of fire, how to identify and reduce risks, and the correct use of fire extinguishers and evacuation procedures.
