This Session is designed for:
- School leaders, senior management, safeguarding leads and all staff working in schools across Nigeria.
- Colleagues who want to understand how to strengthen safeguarding culture through low-level concern reporting.
- Staff in schools where a low-level concern policy does not yet exist or needs strengthening.
Overview
Low-level concerns are often overlooked, yet they play an important role in preventing harm and building a culture of safety in schools. This session is designed to help schools in Nigeria understand what low-level concerns are, why they matter, and how to build reporting systems that protect children and support staff.
This session combines practical tools, case studies, and interactive discussions to help participants move from “gut feelings” to confident reporting.
Who should attend?
This webinar is suitable for:
- Heads of school, principals and senior leaders.
- Designated Safeguarding Leads and deputies.
- Teachers, non-teaching staff and boarding house staff.
- Any staff member who interacts with children and plays a part in safeguarding.
What will I learn?
By the end of the session, participants will:
- Understand what low-level concerns are and how to distinguish them from more serious safeguarding concerns.
- Recognise common examples of low-level concerns in Nigerian school contexts.
- Explore barriers to reporting and how to overcome them.
- Learn how to respond effectively to low-level concerns and the importance of accurate record-keeping.
- Understand staff roles (leadership, teaching, and non-teaching staff) in building a culture of reporting.
- Appreciate the wider benefits of low-level concern reporting for pupils, staff and schools.
- Access Safeglia’s practical tools and resources to support implementation in their own schools.
How will the training be delivered?
This webinar will be delivered:
- In person as part of a school wide training, OR
- Online via Zoom in a single interactive session.
Registered participants will receive pre-reading documents (sample scenarios and a draft policy) ahead of the webinar.
Investment: This session is N10,000 per person when delivered virtually, and N20,000 per person when delivered in person. Please note that in-person trainings have a minimum number of 10 attendees.
If you have any access or learning needs that we should be aware of, please contact our training needs via email: trainings@safegliaconsult.com.