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Dear colleagues,
As you will be aware, the updated Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance came into effect in September 2026. The revised document includes a number of important changes and, for those in front-facing roles, these should already have been covered as part of your safeguarding training.
Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility. It is essential that all staff understand their individual safeguarding duties and the responsibilities of our schools and settings in helping to keep children safe.
Please use the link below to access the guidance and complete the declaration confirming that you have read and understood Part 1 of KCSIE.
Please ensure this is completed by Friday 2 October 2026.
Thank you for your support in maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding for children and young people.
Dear colleagues,
As you will be aware, the updated Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance came into effect in September 2026. The revised document includes a number of important changes and, for those in front-facing roles, these should already have been covered as part of your safeguarding training.
Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility. It is essential that all staff understand their individual safeguarding duties and the responsibilities of our schools and settings in helping to keep children safe.
Please use the link below to access the guidance and complete the declaration confirming that you have read and understood Part 1 of KCSIE.
Your data will be stored securely and will only be accessible by members of Together for Families. Your consent for your data to be used in the evaluation will be assumed from you starting the survey.
Survey responses will be collected using the Let’s Talk Cornwall survey software. By completing this survey, you consent to this transfer of your information. This includes any information which may represent your personal data. All the information you share with Together for Families will be stored safely for the duration of the evaluation. It will be destroyed one year after it has finished.
Let’s Talk Cornwall is the system used to collate the data and create reports from it. You can view the privacy statement on the Let’s Talk Cornwall website
