Smaller voluntary organisations and community groups can access Safe Network to help them provide expert free or subsidised training for their staff and volunteers. Safe Network is jointly managed by the NSPCC, Children England and the Child Accident Prevention Trust. Many of the organisations that apply are small and often struggle ...
Your practice has access to the EduCare for Health online learning service. Did you know that it can have a big impact on the way your practice's professionals can accumulate their continuing professional development (CPD)? All medical professionals need to spend time accumulating CPD throughout their working lives, both in the ...
All around the world, Saturday 10th December 2011 is celebrated as Human Rights Day; a day when we remember the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 63 years ago. The United Nations came into being in 1945, shortly after the end of World War II, with a stated purpose ...
Bullying in any form in completely unacceptable, but there is one form of bullying that is on the rise and giving cause for particular concern. It's called cyberbullying and it has been made possible by developments in information and communication technology. It is an indirect form of bullying via ...
The statutory framework of core standards for the induction of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) has been in place for three full years now. Most schools would agree that the experience has led them to believe that the key to success with any NQT induction period is the ability to make ...
