HeyJaredSafeguarding Conversations
Conversations about key Safeguarding topics relating to schools by our experts and guests.
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KCSIE 2026: Safeguarding Priorities for the New Academic Year (opens the original)
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As KCSIE 2026 comes into force, Sam and Sara explore the key safeguarding priorities for the new academic year, including Part One reading requirements, Family Help, safer recruitment, online safety, DSL resilience, information sharing and AI.
Spare Adrenalin Auto-Injectors (AAIs) (opens the original)
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In this episode of Safeguarding Conversations , Sam and Sara unpack the latest guidance on spare adrenaline auto‑injectors in schools. They clarify when these life‑saving devices can be used, dispel common misunderstandings, and explore what to do in a first-time emergency. A clear, practical guide to balancing legal duties with swift action when every second counts.
KCSIE 2026 Changes (opens the original)
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Explore the key changes in KCSIE 2026 in this episode of Safeguarding Conversations . Sam and Sara break down major updates, from expanded DSL responsibilities to AI, mental health, serious violence and safer recruitment, highlighting what schools must do to stay compliant, confident and ready for the new academic year.
Transitions and Vulnerability for Children with SEND (opens the original)
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Explore why transitions can increase vulnerability for children with SEND. This episode highlights how changes in routine, environment, and relationships can impact wellbeing and safeguarding, and why careful planning, communication, and collaboration are key to supporting pupils through periods of change.
Safeguarding - Learning from Near Misses (opens the original)
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Explore how "near misses" in safeguarding—moments where harm was avoided—offer powerful insights for schools and colleges. This episode highlights the value of early observation, clear communication, and consistent recording in recognising risks before they escalate, and how reflective, blame-free cultures strengthen safeguarding practice.
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