This website is for colleagues working in the education sector to support them with their safeguarding duties. This site is maintained by Bristol Safeguarding in Education Team however resources, training and tools can be used and accessed by anyone.
Use the links below to see our latest updates and the toolbar above to find lots of useful information about the services we provide, as well as guidance and resources.
2025-26 Annual Safeguarding Refresher Training
2025-26 Annual Safeguarding Refresher Training can be found here if you chose to deliver it yourself.
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2025-26 Safeguarding Model Policy
This has been updated alongside our table of changes to accommodate the new version of Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023 and Keeping Children Safe in Education (effective from 1st September 2025). Model Safeguarding Policies and procedures Bristol (bristolsafeguardingineducation.org).
We are pleased to highlight the launch of new national resources ahead of Young Carers Action Day 2026, taking place on Wednesday 11 March 2026. This annual awareness day, led by Carers Trust, shines a spotlight on the vital role of young carers and calls for stronger recognition, support, and opportunities to help them thrive.
This year’s theme, “Fair Futures for Young Carers,” focuses on ensuring that children and young people with caring responsibilities have equal chances to learn, grow and achieve their full potential. The campaign emphasises the need for improved support pathways in education, wellbeing, and personal development
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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have advised the public not to use four non‑sterile, alcohol‑free wipes due to infection risk associated with their use.
Schools across Bristol and South Gloucestershire are continuing to work closely with Avon & Somerset Police, Bristol City Council and South Gloucestershire Council in response to the “red and blue” tensions affecting some secondary settings. To support schools in managing these challenges, Unique Voice has developed a dedicated, trauma‑informed intervention called Safer Together.