 how to make a referral to the TRA can be found on GOV.UK. 127 Sections 141D and 141E of the Education Act 2002 do not apply to colleges (other than sixth form colleges). 93 Part four: Safeguarding concerns or allegations made about staff, including supply teachers, volunteers and contractors 356. Schools and colleges should have their own procedures for dealing with safeguarding concerns or allegations against those working in or on behalf of schools and colleges in a paid or unpaid capacity, i.e. members of staff, including supply teachers, volunteers and contractors. 357. This part of the guidance has two sections covering the two levels of concerns and allegations: 1. Concerns / allegations that may meet the harm threshold. 2. Concerns / allegations that do not meet the harm threshold – referred to for the purposes of this guidance as ‘low-level concerns’. 358. These procedures should be consistent with local safeguarding procedures and practice guidance. Section one: Concerns or allegations that may meet the harm threshold 359. This part of the guidance is about managing cases of concerns/allegations that might indicate a person would pose a risk of harm128 if they continue to work in their present position, or in any capacity with children in a school or college. In this part (section one) of the guidance reference is made to ‘allegation’ for ease. This part of the guidance should be followed where it is alleged that anyone working in the school or a college that provides education for persons under 18 years of age, including supply teachers, volunteers and contractors has: • behaved in a way that has harmed a child, or may have harmed a child and/or • possibly committed a criminal offence against or related to a child, and/or • behaved towards a child or children