Pupil safety and behaviour
Safeguarding
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children in school
School attendance
Advice, guidance, procedures, forms, and templates regarding school attendance. Including resources to support a whole school approach to promoting and improving attendance
Children missing education
Advice, guidance and procedures to help identify and respond to children missing education
School exclusions
Access guidance, procedures, forms and templates regarding the exclusions process
Fair access
Protocol to ensure vulnerable children are allocated a school place
Equality, diversity and community cohesion
Schools' duties in respect of equality, diversity and community cohesion
Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH)
Develop your understanding, knowledge and skills of SEMH through a whole-school approach, including the promotion of social and emotional learning (SEL).
Restorative approaches
How working restoratively can build relationships, resolve conflict and manage challenging behaviour
Norfolk Steps
Training and support for safe and effective practice to promote positive behaviour
Early help
Information, resources and training from the Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership (NSCP)
Inclusion and SEND toolkits for schools
Resources (in pupil needs) to provide targeted support to individuals, and/or develop a whole-school approach across a range of inclusion and SEND priority areas
Cyber security
Information around keeping pupils safe online.
Supporting children and young people affected by protests
Take proactive steps to support pupils, staff, and families, and to uphold our statutory duties under KCSIE 2025, the RSHE statutory guidance, and the Equality Act 2010
Non-School Alternative Provision
Educational settings that provide part-time or time-limited education to children of compulsory school age, but are not registered as schools or colleges with the Department for Education
Children at risk of exclusion
Advice, guidance and procedures to prevent the exclusion of children and young people
