Safeguarding Seminar for Commercial Events

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Safeguarding Seminar for Commercial Events.

This course includes subjects and scenarios not normally covered in school safeguarding briefings and what an inspector may expect to see from your commercial department.

Do you fully understand your responsibility towards safeguarding ADULTS?

Do you have a DSL (Designated Safeguarding Lead) for out of hours and school holidays?

What must you do when renting out your facilities to a third party and where do your responsibilities begin and end?

Your safeguarding culture is only as strong as your weakest link.

It is your responsibility to satisfy yourself that those using your property have safeguarding in place and that risks are

identified and minimised.

This will highlight the systems that need to be in place, identify common risks and pitfalls and how you might mitigate these to ensure that your

lettings are safe and compliant.

This will include step by step advice on using the SEA Safeguarding matrix, designed by our Professional Advisors to guide you through each letting or event.

The SEA also run a very popular DSL course for Commercial Managers.

The seminar includes:

A walk through the new SEA Safeguarding Framework for Enterprise
Clear understanding of the boundaries between your responsibility and that of any lessees
A review and understanding of your responsibilities

Subject: Safeguarding for Commercial Events with Jane Bee Safeguarding

Date: Wed, 12 Mar, 2025

Time: 10am - 2pm

Location: Virtual - Zoom

Cost: £150 Members, £250 Non-Members (additional £50 per person) All prices are excluding VAT.

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I return to the office after every one of the SEA events that I attend and immediately refer to my notes, implementing something new or developmental in my department.

Hannah Dwyer, Head of Commercial, Cheltenham Ladies’ College
Membership of the SEA has really supported me in my journey at Sherborne school. Just being able to pick up a phone and get some advice from an expert on a specific subject has been invaluable.

Rebecca Fallon, Events Manager, Sherborne School
The launch of the Sports Chapter at Tonbridge School Centre in March was an important milestone – I look forward to networking with many colleagues around the country who run equally unique school sports centres. Sharing issues and opportunities while providing solutions to industry challenges, make this an exciting prospect.

Alex Lloyd, Manager, Tonbridge School Centre
Commercial activity in schools has never been more important than it is now. I am delighted to be able to turn to my colleagues in the SEA when I’m considering a new venture or just wanting to have a sounding board.

Nina Hunt, Business & International Director, The King’s School, Canterbury
Active professional networking is vital to our commercial activities. The SEA brings people together and builds long-term relationships as well as a good level of trust and support over time. The biggest advantages of being a SEA member are to get fresh ideas, strengthen business connections, raise your profile in your own school environment, gain more knowledge and most importantly get advice and support.

Marina Kilaniotis, Head of Commercial, Highgate School.
We’ve been so fortunate to be able to host in-person events again at the SEA. Whilst our online offer is excellent, nothing beats meeting and chatting to colleagues in-person at a different school each time and seeing how someone else approaches things. I travel from South Devon every time but never regret making the effort.

Bob Panayides, Commercial Manager, Mount Kelly