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10 Common Questions About Low-Level Concerns in Schools

One of the most common topics we are asked about in our work with schools usually revolves around low-level concerns. In our experience, Nigerian schools are beginning to recognise that the small things can sometimes be early warning signs that Read more…

By Safeglia, 3 monthsAugust 12, 2025 ago
online grooming

Practical Ways Parents Can Help Children Stay Safe Online (FREE Quiz).

Do you know who your child is talking to online? Are you sure they are not being exposed to harmful content while you work, cook, or sleep? If your child faced a dangerous situation online, would they know what to Read more…

By Safeglia, 3 monthsAugust 7, 2025 ago
child protection

Mental Health and Safeguarding

As safeguarding professionals, educators, carers, and community members, we are all part of the protection that surrounds children, young people, and vulnerable adults. This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (12 to 18 May 2025) invites us to reflect on the Read more…

By Safeglia, 6 monthsMay 14, 2025 ago
child protection

Prevent Duty In Schools (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this Prevent Duty blog series, we discussed what Prevent Duty is and its importance. If you have not read it, feel free to read it first. Now that we have established a strong foundation, it is Read more…

By Safeglia, 6 monthsMay 12, 2025 ago
child protection

Prevent Duty in Schools (Part 1)

Safeguarding children in school goes beyond just protecting them from physical harm. It is also about safeguarding them from ideological threats and ensuring their emotional, mental, and social well-being. The Prevent Duty plays an important role in protecting young people Read more…

By Safeglia, 6 monthsMay 12, 2025 ago
safeguarding books

Good Secret vs Bad Secret?

“Aunty, is this a good secret or a bad one?” That simple question stopped me in my tracks. It was asked by a five-year-old girl during one of my early safeguarding workshops — and it changed everything for me. In Read more…

By Safeglia, 7 monthsApril 9, 2025 ago
incel

A Safeguarding Perspective on Incel Culture

The term “incel”, which is short for “involuntary celibate”, has become increasingly prevalent in discussions around misogyny, online radicalisation, and gender-based violence (all of which are safeguarding concerns). While it originally emerged in the 1990s as a term for individuals Read more…

By Safeglia, 7 monthsMarch 25, 2025 ago
Abuse

Online Abuse and Cybercrime

Online abuse is any type of abuse that happens on the internet or through mobile networks. This includes harmful social media interactions, exposure to harmful content, grooming or exploitation, personal conduct that increases the risk of harm, and harmful commerce. Read more…

By Safeglia, 9 monthsFebruary 17, 2025 ago
Mental Health

School, Stress, and Mental Health: When to Worry and How to Help

For many young people, school is a time of growth, learning, and social development—but it can also be a source of stress and anxiety. Factors like increasing academic pressures, social challenges, and the influence of technology contribute to children and Read more…

By Safeglia, 9 monthsFebruary 5, 2025 ago
Online Safety

Online Safety Information Every Parent Must Know

The online world is constantly evolving, with new apps emerging almost daily. It can be overwhelming to keep up with the latest trends, even for the most tech-savvy parents. While many apps are fun and harmless, others pose serious risks, Read more…

By Safeglia, 9 monthsJanuary 31, 2025 ago

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