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Allegations against staff: model and examples
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28 September 2017
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Maintained schools
Academies
Free schools
Independent schools
Sixth-form colleges
Further education
Pupil referral units
Non-maintained special schools
What does this mean?
Are there policies for dealing with allegations of abuse by staff? We link to four examples of policies from schools and a model procedure from a local authority. We also look at statutory guidance from the DfE on managing allegations of abuse against staff.
Contents
- 1 Model policy from The Key
- 2 KeyDoc policy checklist
- 3 Primary school: policy
- 4 All-through school: procedure
- 5 Special school: procedure
- 6 Local authority model procedure
- 7 Statutory guidance
Article features
- 2 downloads
- 6 external links
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