14 resources
The Core Promises: the parts of a policy that must reach people
Most of a safeguarding policy can stay in the file. These eight promises cannot.
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Writing the Child-Friendly Version of Your Policy
A one-page version children can read, with a worked template and the mistakes to avoid.
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Receiving a Disclosure: the first five minutes
What to do — and what never to do — when a child starts telling you something serious.
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Signs a Child May Need Help — and what not to do with them
Changes worth noticing, patterns that matter more than moments, and the discipline of not investigating.
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Talking About Body Safety Without Fear
How to teach the rules so your child feels strong, not scared — with scripts for ages 3 to 15.
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The Three Rules Every Child Should Know
A simple framework any family can teach in one evening: three rules, one reporting route.
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Running a Parent Meeting on Safeguarding
A 40-minute meeting plan that builds trust instead of alarm — agenda, scripts and the questions to expect.
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Three Rules Pocket Card — print at home
The pocket-card wording, ready to print, cut and hand out.
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What Makes a Toy Child-Safe: the 10-point checklist
The checklist behind our child-safe label — usable on anything already in your home or classroom.
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Safe Adults: vetting, naming and briefing them
The minimum standard before an adult wears a Safe Adult badge or sits behind a Safe Space door.
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Amara Speaks Up
A short story about a bad secret, a brave sentence, and telling until someone helps.
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Okello and the Quiet Game
A story about a game that didn't feel like a game, the belly-feeling, and a boy who trusted it.
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My Three Safe Adults — trace-your-hand activity
A printable activity: trace your hand, name your safe adults, practise the telling sentence.
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Report-Here Poster (English)
Wall poster wording for reporting routes — print version available to order.
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