Transcription of Factsheet for schools
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Page 1 of 4 2017 NSPCC. Registered charity England and Wales 216401 and Scotland SCO37717. J2014193. Factsheet for schools Role of the designated safeguarding lead (DSL) The title of this role varies across the four nations. For the purposes of this briefing the title designated safeguarding lead will be used. October 2017 What is a designated safeguarding lead? The designated safeguarding lead is the person appointed to take lead responsibility for child protection issues in school. The person fulfilling this role must be a senior member of the school s leadership team, and the DSL role must be set out in the post holder s job description. It is good practice to nominate a deputy to cover the role of the designated safeguarding lead when they are unavailable. In large schools it is advisable to have other senior staff who can also take on this role and work as part of a designated safeguarding team.
Role of the designated safeguarding lead (DSL) ... looked after child • keeps detailed, accurate and secure records of concerns and referrals ... It is the role of the designated safeguarding lead, working with the head teacher, to ensure all staff: • have induction training covering child protection, an understanding of
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