A quarter of British Jewish parents report that their child has faced antisemitic hate at school.

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All children should be safe to learn.

Our safeguarding from antisemitism toolkit was developed by independent safeguarding experts, educators, school leaders and inspectors, and quality assured by the Department for Education’s Educate Against Hate team.

Support and resources

School Leaders

Improve the quality of child safeguarding and protection practice in your school, with our resources, free training and DSL network.

Parents

Are you concerned about antisemitism in your child’s school? Safe to Learn can help you with support and independent advice.

Learners

You have the right to be safe, respected and proud of who you are. Schools have a duty to protect you; this includes protection from antisemitism.

News and events

Published 08/09/2026

Autumn conference

We are looking forward to speaking at The Society of Head’s Autumn conference on Tuesday 22nd September.

Published 08/09/2026

Jon Ricketts joins Safe to Learn

We are delighted to welcome Jon Ricketts to the Safe to Learn team as a Co-director.

Published 07/09/2026

Inset day training

We’re proud to have delivered inset day training at Merchant Taylors’ School on Thursday 3rd September.

Ask us anything

You can ask our Safe to Learn team any questions you may have. We will offer you friendly advice and useful resources for support and education.

Online course

This short self-directed course is an introduction to addressing antisemitism in UK schools.

It will explain the legal duties of all schools and provide guidance on how these obligations can be implemented.

Online self-assessment tool

This free online tool helps you audit your current safeguarding arrangements, identify areas for improvement and make changes to address antisemitism in UK schools.