Ziggy, absolutely. The NSPCC is quoted and used in safeguarding training and increasingly in pshe lessons due to the upcoming updated RSE statutory requirements.
I'm going to make another thread at some point when I understand more as it's a different but related topic but I'd like to just draw attention to Operation Encompass that is now rolling onto its second phase of positioning police officers within schools for parents suffering from domestic violence and coercive control to privately speak to them regarding their situation and the impact on children as well as a series of lessons to be embedded within the curriculum about consent, what a normal relationship looks like, coercive control (age appropriate).
This is directly from government strategy and funding and a part of school safeguarding training regarding the impact of domestic violence and coercive control on children as well as sitting alongside the new RSE guidelines.
Its an excellent programme - I have of course wondered about delivery of this if you are perhaps West Yorkshire police and quite where certain boundaries might lie, especially after reading the transwidows threads.
www.operationencompass.org/