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The Prevent duty: schools' responsibilities
What are schools' responsibilities under the Prevent duty? We relay government guidance on schools' specific responsibilities under the Prevent duty, which covers topics including staff training, the curriculum, and safety online.
Contents
- Counter-Terrorism and Security Act
- Schools' duties
- Staff training
- Monitoring and enforcement
- Radicalisation of staff
Also in this topic: Safeguarding
- Childcare disqualification requirements
- Gathering pupils' views on safety (primary)
- Keeping Children Safe in Education: changes from September 2018
- Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE): summary
- Monitoring safeguarding provision: templates
- Ofsted’s knife crime research: summary
- Online safety: governors' role
- Questions to ask about safeguarding new
- Safeguarding reports for the governing body
- QuickRead: Safeguarding responsibilities
- Sexual violence and sexual harassment between children: summary
- QuickRead: The Prevent duty
- The Prevent duty: governors' role
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