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This half-day (4 hours) programme is designed for Higher Education Governors, Trustees and Council Members to give them the tools and knowledge to identify and fulfil their safeguarding responsibilities. It will also provide up-to-date developments in the areas of The Prevent Duty as well as duty of care in higher education.
This briefing for university governors provides an overview of legal responsibilities, institutional policies, and best practices to ensure student safety. It covers key risks such as abuse, radicalisation, and mental health concerns while emphasising the importance of governance oversight, reporting procedures, and compliance with regulations like the Prevent Duty and GDPR. By fostering a proactive safeguarding culture, governors can support senior leadership, challenge inadequate practices, and help create a safer university environment.
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This programme’s content is relevant to organisations and institutions within England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Programme deliveries can be bespoke based upon client-location. Contact us for more information.
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Safeguarding legislation and guidance
Responsibilities for Adults-at-risk and children
Governance Structures
Communication
Roles and responsibilities
Sharing of information
The Prevent Duty
Higher Education Regulation
Policy
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Learners must be a minimum of 18 years of age upon programme commencement.
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£160 (+VAT) per attendee (prior to any discounts being applied)
Contact us for group discounts and self-funding discounts.
Payments can be made via card, bank transfer or purchase order.