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Free Safeguarding Policy Templates

Five printable templates aligned to KCSIE 2025 and Working Together 2026. Open, customise the highlighted fields, and print to PDF — no account, no payment, no watermark.

📄 Print to PDF via browser ✏️ Fill in your school details 📋 KCSIE 2025 aligned 🔄 Updated June 2026
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Child Protection Policy

Generic framework covering abuse categories, DSL duties, LADO, low-level concerns, peer-on-peer, and Prevent. Fill in your school name, dates, and named leads.

Approx. 4 pages · Print-ready
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Safeguarding Concern Log

Structured recording form for individual welfare concerns. Includes fields for disclosure details, actions taken, DSL referral, and follow-up dates — meeting KCSIE 2025 requirements.

1–2 pages per concern · Print-ready
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DSL Autumn Term Action Plan

Checklist covering training, policy review, case management, multi-agency contacts, safer recruitment, and Ofsted readiness — RAG rated, ready for your SLT.

2 pages · Print-ready
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Safer Recruitment Checklist

Stage-by-stage checklist covering advertising, application review, interview, pre-appointment checks, and induction — aligned to KCSIE 2025 Part Three requirements.

2 pages · Print-ready
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Parental Notification Letter

Template letter informing parents or carers that a safeguarding referral has been made, where safe to do so — sensitive, aligned with Working Together 2026 referral thresholds, with trauma-informed language throughout.

1 page · Print-ready
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Before using any template: All documents should be reviewed and approved by your Headteacher and/or Chair of Governors before adoption. Templates are generic starting points — your DSL should adapt them to reflect your school's specific context, local MASH contacts, and any additional local authority requirements. These templates do not constitute legal advice.