A suitable report scope
Match the selected detail to the intended audience.
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Safeguarding Reports: review the exact version for its audience
Student Radar helps authorised safeguarding staff choose templates or build audience-specific reports, inspect captured figures and text, and retain the report’s window, source and review state.
Staff accept or reject the complete report and decide its distribution separately. A reviewed report does not automatically authorise sharing.
Safeguarding assurance
From source evidence to a professional review
Choose a suitable template or audience-specific report, preserve its source window and review the exact saved version.
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Select the audience and evidence scope
The builder makes section sensitivity visible. Owner and location detail remain DSL-only, while summary audiences still require careful narrative review.
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Review the full version, not a card summary
Open the saved report to inspect all text, tables, notes, coverage and observation dates before accepting that exact version. Source refresh and edits create a new draft.
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Keep saved state and delivery state separate
The library preserves report attribution, audience, sensitivity and review state. Existing schedules can be reconciled safely; an uncertain prior delivery does not trigger a blind resend.
Safeguarding Reports
Select the audience and evidence scope
The builder makes section sensitivity visible. Owner and location detail remain DSL-only, while summary audiences still require careful narrative review.
- Audience chosen deliberately
- Section disclosure explained
- Pupil case pack uses its own source route
Safeguarding Reports
Review the full version, not a card summary
Open the saved report to inspect all text, tables, notes, coverage and observation dates before accepting that exact version. Source refresh and edits create a new draft.
- Frozen figures and full text together
- Version-bound human review
- Acceptance distinct from distribution approval
Safeguarding Reports
Keep saved state and delivery state separate
The library preserves report attribution, audience, sensitivity and review state. Existing schedules can be reconciled safely; an uncertain prior delivery does not trigger a blind resend.
- PDF and Word from authorised snapshot
- Saved report pages distinct from full history
- Current new-email-schedule boundary explicit
A review with its evidence intact
Staff accept or reject the complete report and decide its distribution separately. A reviewed report does not automatically authorise sharing.
A reviewable evidence version
Preserve the window, full text and source behind a decision.
A deliberate sharing step
Keep report acceptance, download and distribution separate.
Questions about Safeguarding Reports
Can staff prepare reports for different audiences?
Reports supports template choices and deliberate audience-specific building, with disclosure scope retained in the saved version and PDF or Word export.
Does accepting a report approve its distribution?
No. Accepting or rejecting the complete report version is a review step. It does not approve distribution; staff still check the actual audience and disclosure before sharing.
Related help guides
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The value of a connected school
Each concern has a wider context.
Relevant records help authorised safeguarding staff build the chronology, ask questions and record their own decisions.
First aidIncidents, care & follow-up
AttendanceAttendance patterns
SENDPlans & communication strategies
Safeguard
Context for the next step
Student RadarFollow a connection to see what it makes possible
Relevant context, with access set by each staff member’s role and responsibilities. Staff decide the response.
First aid + Safeguard
Review the incident in the pupil’s chronology
First aid records preserve what happened, the care given and the follow-up. Authorised safeguarding staff can consider relevant health context when reviewing a concern.
Explore first aidAttendance + Safeguard
Check changes across the school week
Attendance patterns give staff another line of enquiry around a concern. They support a conversation and a review; the safeguarding decision remains with the responsible staff.
Explore attendanceSEND + Safeguard
Keep the pupil’s communication needs in mind
Relevant pupil plans and agreed strategies help authorised staff prepare for a conversation, involve the right colleagues and record what the pupil says.
Explore SEND
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Explore the permitted workflow with fictional school examples.