3. What is Kidsafe?
Wouldn’t it be amazing if every child in the UK knew how to recognise the signs of abusive or potentially harmful situations, and had the confidence and self worth to know what to do to keep themselves safe?
Kidsafe UK delivers comprehensive 2 day Training for Tutors
Appropriate for Nursery, Infant, Junior, Secondary and Special Schools
All resources are provided to ensure effective delivery.
The school becomes a Kidsafe Registered School.
The course equips participants with skills required to deliver the full Kidsafe programmes in their own school.
Kidsafe Registered Schools show commitment to safeguarding / child protection and are provided with evidence meet Ofsted/KCSiE requirements.

5. 37 South Tyneside schools
66 Tutors
Purple Day 21st June 2017
30th June Annual Refresher
November 14th and 15th for
Tutor training – 2 day course

7. KIDSAFE national picture
250 Kidsafe registered schools
Approaching 400 trained tutors

8. CEOP Think u know program
In South Tyneside we have trained 96 teachers to deliver the Think u know resource as well as many other professionals involved with the wellbeing of young people
Next FREE training session is Wednesday 19th July 1-4pm

9. E SAFE

10. IMPERO confide button key features
The option for students to provide their name or remain anonymous when submitting a concern
The option for students to choose which member of staff they want to report their concern to from a set list (with an option for photos)
Easy access Confide button that sits on a student desktop/and or system tray
Submission logging with set permissions ensuring only specified members of staff can see Confide viewer logs
The ability to personalise the Confide ‘welcome screen’
The option for staff to add a note against a disclosure, and change its severity or status which is logged as part of an audit trail
The inability to edit or delete a Confide report ensuring that, if a disclosure is made against a member of staff who has access to the Confide viewer, the staff member cannot remove this disclosure from within the system
A ‘disable anonymous reporting’ option – if this option is selected, then the Login ID of the person submitting the concern is automatically captured so that a school can identify who submitted the concern
Impero Education Pro includes an anonymous reporting tool, named Confide, which enables students to report safeguarding concerns either about themselves or another student, to a trusted member of staff. Students can choose to remain identified if they wish, determined by a simple tick box, and can request that staff respond via a preferred method of contact ( , in person, phone or text). Staff members are instantly alerted to any concerns reported to them, with access to all reports via the Confide Viewer as a record for tracking, reporting, or for review. Each Confide submission is displayed to Impero Console users, assigned with the relevant privileges; each logged report is displayed with a series of detailed information columns, including a unique ID, details of the issue, which staff member has been assigned the report, the classification (i.e. bullying), the status and the severity.
key features
The option for students to provide their name or remain anonymous when submitting a concern
The option for students to choose which member of staff they want to report their concern to from a set list (with an option for photos)
Easy access Confide button that sits on a student desktop/and or system tray
Submission logging with set permissions ensuring only specified members of staff can see Confide viewer logs
The ability to personalise the Confide ‘welcome screen’
The option for staff to add a note against a disclosure, and change its severity or status which is logged as part of an audit trail
The inability to edit or delete a Confide report ensuring that, if a disclosure is made against a member of staff who has access to the Confide viewer, the staff member cannot remove this disclosure from within the system
A ‘disable anonymous reporting’ option – if this option is selected, then the Login ID of the person submitting the concern is automatically captured so that a school can identify who submitted the concern

11. What does it look like?