Author Archives: Jo Perrin
‘Adolescence’ The Netflix Series – What Does it Tell Us and How Can We Respond?
“Adolescence” The Netflix Series is undoubtedly an amazing piece of drama – but what does...
Mar
RSHE – What Has Happened to the Momentum for Change?
Towards the end of the previous government’s tenure, a draft version of updated R(S)HE guidance...
Mar
How to Request Information from a GP to Best Safeguard a Child
As a DSL, there’s nothing more frustrating than having that niggling feeling that something really...
Feb
So-called Conversion Therapy – what is it and what do we need to be aware of?
In recent years those in the children’s workforce have increased their knowledge and improved their...
Jan
Hurried Child Syndrome: If a child isn’t allowed to just be a child, is it a type of neglect?
In safeguarding circles we talk about many types of neglect that might impact a child’s...
Nov
More than just training delivery – how SFE collaborates with other agencies to aim to eradicate harmful practices
Sometimes people ask me “as an Education Adviser, apart from delivering training what else fills...
Sep
KCSiE 2024 – What Do You Need to Know?
Take a closer look at the 2024 updates to Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSiE)...
Sep
“What is good enough today, might not be good enough tomorrow”: Creating a Culture of Continuous Improvement for Safeguarding.
Safeguarding Adviser Jo Perrin has written a blog for DSLs, DDSLs and SLT to really...
Jun
Young Carers in Schools – 6 Tips to Identify and Support Them
Young Carers don’t wear a badge to identify themselves – so how do we identify...
May
Safeguarding and Attendance Data – What Does New Research Tell Us?
You can’t seem to go a day without seeing an article in mainstream newspapers, not...
Mar