Education for Safeguarding in West Sussex Schools
Welcome to WSCC Education for Safeguarding, a suite of tools designed to enable you to develop a needs-based curriculum for all pupils in your school whilst also ensuring that the national expectations for RSHE are fully addressed.
A whole school approach to Safeguarding
Welcome to Educating for Safeguarding from WSCC - a toolkit developed with a whole-school approach that recognises how all aspects of a school community can impact upon students’ health and wellbeing, and that learning and health are linked.
The West Sussex E4S toolkit will enable all schools to meet national criteria and support schools throughout the process of consultation, planning, training and facilitation of learning to develop provision that meets the needs of your pupils.
The E4S suite of tools and approach to developing whole school culture and a needs-based curriculum, is compliant with Ofsted expectations for curriculum, culture and safeguarding in schools.
The best way to get started with E4S is to read the E4S pathway introduction and watch the introductory videos in the support area.
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Get StartedAn introduction to E4S
We have created an overview video of the E4S toolkit and the benefits of using it below - please watch.
RSHE A quick guide for your implementation journey
A guide to help schools align RSHE with statutory duties and whole-school priorities
Launch nowNew Scheme Cards
Access our scheme card directory to help deliver the E4S curriculum, including Lesson Plans, Outcomes and Parent Support
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