Martyn’s Law: What schools and trusts need to do now
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The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act, known as Martyn’s Law, has brought greater focus to preparedness and protective security.
In this webinar, we explored what the legislation meant for schools and trusts alongside their existing safeguarding responsibilities.
The session covered the relationship between Martyn’s Law, visitor management, KCSIE and Ofsted considerations, as well as practical areas schools and trusts could review within their existing processes to support preparedness.
Watch the recording for a practical overview of the changes and the role existing visitor and safeguarding processes can play.
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What we covered in this session
- What Martyn’s Law means for schools and trusts
- How the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act relates to site preparedness
- Where visitor management fits alongside safeguarding
- How KCSIE and Ofsted considerations shape your approach
- Practical areas to review within existing visitor processes
Speakers
Ed Davison
Strategic Account Managerat Sign In App
Ed Davison is a Strategic Account Manager at Sign In Solutions, working with mid-market customers across multiple industries. Based in the UK, he helps organizations maximize value from their visitor management and workplace solutions, supporting them from onboarding through renewal as their needs evolve.
Ffion Tunbridge
Paralegal & Compliance Assistantat Sign In App
Ffion Tunbridge is an in-house paralegal, supporting legal and compliance matters across the business. Based in the UK, she drafts and negotiates commercial contracts, advises on data protection and privacy, and supports customer migrations and M&A activity while contributing to SOC 2 and ISO audits and monitoring regulatory developments.