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How to fill out Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references

1. Gather necessary information about individuals who will provide safeguarding references.
2. Ensure that all references come from appropriate sources, such as former employers or educational institutions.
3. Clearly outline the criteria for safeguarding relevant to the specific context of the task.
4. Fill in each reference section with the contact details of the referees, including names, positions, and relationships to the applicant.
5. Include a brief description of what is being asked from the referee regarding the safeguarding capabilities of the applicant.
6. Provide any specific forms or instructions that referees need to complete.
7. Review the completed toolkit to ensure clarity and completeness before submission.

Who needs Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

1. Organizations involved in safeguarding practices, including schools, charities, and care providers.
2. Individuals applying for positions that require safeguarding checks.
3. Consultants and contractors who may work with vulnerable populations.

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What term is used for level 3 safeguarding?

Level three safeguarding training refers to the training of a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL). This is someone who is the first point of contact for staff or those with access to the organisation you work for, and is a requirement in schools.

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What is Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references is a structured document designed to help organizations gather and manage references related to safeguarding practices and standards within their operations.

Who is required to file Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

Organizations and individuals involved in safeguarding practices, such as educational institutions, childcare providers, and any entities working with vulnerable populations, are required to file Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references.

How to fill out Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

Filling out Toolkit 3 involves providing accurate information about safeguarding references, including details about the individuals being referenced, their roles, and the nature of the safeguarding practices.

What is the purpose of Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

The purpose of Toolkit 3 is to ensure that organizations have effective safeguarding measures in place by collecting and evaluating references that verify individuals' qualifications and background related to safeguarding.

What information must be reported on Toolkit 3: Safeguarding references?

The information required includes personal details of the referees, their relationship to the individual being referenced, relevant safeguarding experiences, and any specific incidents or concerns related to safeguarding practices.