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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 40 MIN

KCSIE 2026: The Safeguarding Briefing You Actually Need: Part 2

from The Leadership Lens · host Rachael Snowdon-Poole

KCSIE 2026: The Safeguarding Briefing You Actually Need – Part 2 In this episode of The Leadership Lens, we move into Part 5 of the KCSIE 2026 consultation draft. We unpack: The explicit inclusion of harmful sexual behaviour and misogyny as central safeguarding concerns Why behaviour between children is no longer “low-level” — it’s core safeguarding work The shift from risk assessments to risk and needs assessments Strengthened expectations around mental health, early intervention, and staff responsibility New safeguarding expectations around gender questioning children and parental involvement What leaders must now review in policy, training, and whole-school culture This episode is not about theory — it’s about what schools must now do differently. If you are a DSL, headteacher, or trust leader, this is essential listening. 🔓 Want the full training pack? You can access: Full slide deck Complete training script Resources from 35+ previous episodes 👉 Join The Leadership Lens Premium Membership for just £11 per month: https://the-leadership-lens.mykajabi.com/premium-membership

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