General Resources
Information and resources
- Nottingham City DBS Comfort Letter for educational settings 2024-2025
- Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Checks in Schools for LA staff 2024
- Keeping children safe in education - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
- Working Together to Safeguard Children
- Nottingham Schools Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy 2024-2025
Adult and Child Abuse information, resources
- Abuse - Talking about the abuse that happened in childhood
- Getting help to overcome abuse - a quick guide for young people receiving support
- Green card – indicators of child abuse November 2016
- Information on Allegations of historical child abuse in Nottinghamshire
Honour Based Violence forced Marriage
- Adult and Child - Identification and Referral Pathway
- Schools letter - FGM and Honour Based Violence and Abuse - safeguarding children and protecting adults from the associated abuse.And Female Genital Mutilation
- HM Government Multi-agency practice guidelines: Handling cases of Forced Marriage (publishing.service.gov.uk)
Bullying, Cyber Bullying, Online Safety
- Helping Children Deal with Bullying & Cyberbullying (NSPCC website)
- Digital Parenting Magazine by Vodafone - Technology has many benefits but it also brings challenges, such as sexting and bullying. Digital Parenting highlights the potential risks and gives expert advice.
- E-Safety Guide 2017
- SnapMaps - Explanation of how to make children safe when using this app
- Staying Safe online - information for parents and carers
- Staying Safe online - information for young people
Exploitation
- Child Criminal Exploitation Toolkit
- Child Sexual Exploitation Appropriate Language Guidance
- Child Sexual Exploitation Risk Assessment Tool
Education
- Children Missing Education - Guidance
- Children Missing Education - Referral Form
- Emotionally Based School Refusal and form
- City Schools Safeguarding Framework September 2018
- Cluster Map
- Improving communication routes between schools and GP practices
- MARF Form
- Professionals Visiting Schools - Guidance from Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Board
- The Designated Teacher for Looked-after and Previously Looked-after Children: Statutory Guidance on their Roles and Responsibilities, February 2018 (trixonline.co.uk)
- Inspecting safeguarding in early years, education and skills settings
- Guidance for Safer working practice (GSWP) May 2019 For
those working with children and young people in education settings
DV DASH Risk Assessment and Referral form
- Risk Assessment and Referral form January 2020 Doc
- Risk Assessment and Referral form January 2020 PDF
- DV DASH Risk Assessment and Referral form January 2020 Accompanying Forms
- DASH RIC - Use of Professional Judgement
Police and Fire Services Recourses
- Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service - Derelict video
- Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service - Shock video
- Police in the Classroom: A handbook for the police and PSHE teachers
- Effective Circulation of Child Protection Conference Minutes (Nottingham City context)
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
- FGM information Leaflet (Nottingham City context)
- FGM Fact Sheet from Home Office
- FGM A3 staffroom checklist
- FGM mandatory reporting flowchart
- FGM, HBVA & FM - Education Letter Summer 2020
- FGM National Poster 2020
- HBV and FM Poster May 2020
- HBVA FM and FGM Education letter post summer 13th Oct 2020
NSPCC Resources
- Introducing NSPCC Learning | NSPCC
- Managing sexualised behaviour in primary schools - online course from NSPCC
- Mental Help and Suicidal Thoughts in Children - help and advice from NSPCC
- NSPCC Safeguarding in the performing arts
Nottingham City Council’s Multi–Agency
- Nottingham City Council’s Multi–Agency Child Sexual Exploitation Procedural Flowchart 2016
- Multi-agency statutory guidance on female genital mutilation
- MULTI AGENCY Sexual Exploitation Risk Assessment Tool
- Practice Guidance - Multi-Agency Meetings
Other Resources
- Indecent images of children: guidance for young people - GOV.UK Guidance
- Information sharing advice for safeguarding practitioners
- Missing Appointments Matter - Online Video
- Special Guardianship Orders
- Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Suicide Prevention Guidance
- Nottingham City Pathway for Young People in Intimate Violent Relationships
- Oral Health Toolkit
- Prevent National Referral Form V3
- Private Fostering Information Sheet
- Rail Safety Info for DSLs
- Suicide: Getting help if you are feeling suicidal - prevention advice from NHS
- Coronavirus, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence: Information for Professionals
- Coronavirus and Domestic Abuse: Reducing the Risk to Survivors
Knife Crime Documents
This guidance has been created in partnership with
- Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP),
- Nottinghamshire Police,
- Education – Access to Learning,
- Youth Justice Service and
- Nottingham City Safeguarding Children’s Partnership.
The guidance has been written to support educational professionals to make robust, safe, and proportionate decisions when responding to concerns about offensive weapons on the setting’s site. This guidance supports multi-agency partnership working to ensure that children are protected from additional risk and exploitation, not just in the short term but also in the long term.
This guidance should also be read in conjunction with that relating to the Serious Violence Duty and the Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire’s Violence Reduction Partnership’s Response Strategy Serious Violence Response Strategy 2022-25 (nottsvrp.co.uk).
These lessons are designed as a universal offer for Nottingham City Schools to deliver knife crime education to students.
They have been developed in partnership by
- Nottingham City Council,
- Nottinghamshire County Council,
- Nottinghamshire Police,
- Nottingham Youth Justice Service,
- Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Partnership,
- National Justice Museum and
- Nottingham Violence Reduction Partnership.
Education around knife crime should be delivered as part of a comprehensive Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) curriculum and not a one off. The knowledge and skills that children need around laws, resisting peer and media influence and pressure, safety and healthy relationships are built in an age[1]appropriate manner from early years to age 18.
This guidance contains important information to support the delivery of the universal knife crime lessons. The revised Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire knife crime guidance for schools provides information on policy, support and signposting and should be read prior to delivery of these lessons.
- Nottingham City Knives and Weapons Guidance for Schools and Education Providers
- Universal Knife Crime resources Teacher Guide
- Year 5 6 7 Pledges
- Year 5
- Year 6
- Year 7
- Year 10
