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What is 'Sextortion'? A Safeguarding Guide for School Staff

July 7, 2026

According to the NSPCC, ‘Sextortion’ refers to a form of blackmail that involves the threat to distribute intimate, sexual images of someone unless..

How LGfL's Filtering and Monitoring measure up to the updated UKSIC definitions

July 1, 2026

Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance states that schools must have ‘appropriate’ filtering and monitoring systems in place. To help..

Screens in the Earliest Years

May 11, 2023

We know that the early years is a time of phenomenal growth. Children are like sponges, soaking up stimuli around them and developing knowledge and..

Google Translate no longer high risk

June 24, 2022

Great news! Google Translate is now accessible for LGfL schools without having to allow it as a 'high-risk website' in our filtering system. Keeping..

Anti-Bullying Week 2021 – NEW Posters to help Challenge Peer-on-Peer Abuse

November 9, 2021

As schools prepare for Anti-Bullying Week, are ALL your staff are confident when it comes to spotting and challenging inappropriate behaviours? ..

Ofsted’s review of sexual abuse in schools – key takeaways and tips to support your whole school approach

June 28, 2021

(once you’ve read this blog, head to ofstedsafe.lgfl.net to read more about Ofsted and safeguarding and the new handbook)

Survey to facilitate disclosures

June 2, 2021

This post is an update of our previous ‘safepostlockdown’ flyer to make it relevant and applicable for any time of year, especially after a holiday..

Ofsted Handbook Updates – see more at ofstedsafe.lgfl.net

May 4, 2021

“If inspectors cannot corroborate safeguarding evidence by talking to pupils, safeguarding will be judged ineffective.” The quote above is one of..

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