Current Available Training

L1 Safeguarding Training: Essential Training for All Staff and Volunteers

Are you confident in your role as a Designated Safeguarding Lead? Do you know the latest legal requirements for out-of-school settings and how to handle serious safeguarding incidents?

Our Level 2 Safeguarding Training is designed specifically for DSLs in Polish supplementary schools, addressing the unique challenges you face in these environments. The course provides a comprehensive overview of legal requirements, statutory guidance, and best practices for protecting children and young people.

Key objectives of the training include:

• Understanding safeguarding risks specific to supplementary school settings, including faith-based and community contexts

• Recognising signs and indicators of abuse and neglect, including how to respond to disclosures and concerns

• Implementing safe recruitment practices for staff and volunteers, including DBS checks and managing allegations

• Developing and applying safeguarding policies and procedures tailored to supplementary schools

• Coordinating safeguarding efforts, conducting risk assessments, and effective liaison with external agencies

• Promoting a safe, inclusive, and anti-discriminatory school culture

• Case studies and scenario-based discussions to address real-world safeguarding dilemmas and solutions

The course is delivered in Polish, by an experienced professional and includes interactive elements, group discussions, and practical exercises. On completion, participants receive a CPD accredited certificate and supporting resources. This training ensures DSLs are equipped to lead safeguarding practice confidently and in line with current legislation and guidance.

Disclaimer: The organiser reserves the right to cancel the course if the minimum number of participants is not met. However, an alternative date will be offered in such circumstances.

This training is quality assured by Sandwell Children's Trust.

L2 Safeguarding Training: Designated Safeguard Lead Training

This training is suitable for all staff and volunteers working with children in supplementary schools, regardless of previous safeguarding experience. The interactive course includes real-world scenarios and is delivered in Polish, specifically designed for Polish Supplementary Schools in the UK.

Why Attend This Training?

• Protect children and young people: Learn how to identify, prevent, and respond to safeguarding concerns in supplementary school settings

• Meet legal requirements: Ensure your organisation complies with UK safeguarding laws, including the Children Act 1989 & 2004, Working Together to Safeguard Children (2023) and Keeping Children Safe in Education (2024)

• Build confidence: Gain practical skills to handle disclosures and concerns appropriately

Who Should Attend?

• Supplementary school teachers

• Teaching assistants

• Volunteers

• Administrators

• Anyone working with children and young people in supplementary education

What Will You Learn?

• The concept and importance of safeguarding

• Your legal responsibilities under UK safeguarding regulations

• How to recognise signs of abuse (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect)

• How to respond to and report safeguarding concerns

• Best practices for safe recruitment (including DBS checks)

• Managing allegations against staff or volunteers

Why Is This Important? Protecting children from harm is a fundamental duty for individuals, organisations, and society as a whole. This training ensures you are equipped to recognise, prevent, and report concerns responsibly.

Disclaimer: The organiser reserves the right to cancel the course if the minimum number of participants is not met. However, an alternative date will be offered in such circumstances.

This training is quality assured by Sandwell Children Trust.

Additional Training Coming Soon

We will also facilitate other training sessions such as:

• Introduction to Trauma Informed Practice

• Understanding the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

• Motivational Interviewing

• Mental Health First Aid

More information will follow soon.

To find out more about our training programmes, email: info@ewa.cic.com.