me and have that support in place for when the child arrives. Statutory guidance on Channel is available at: Channel guidance and Channel training from the Home Office. Additional support The Department has published further advice for those working in education settings with safeguarding responsibilities on the Prevent duty. The advice is intended to complement the Prevent guidance and signposts to other sources of advice and support. The Home Office has developed three e-learning modules: • Prevent awareness e-learning offers an introduction to the Prevent duty. • Prevent referrals e-learning supports staff to make Prevent referrals that are robust, informed and with good intention. • Channel awareness e-learning is aimed at staff who may be asked to contribute to or sit on a multi-agency Channel panel. Educate Against Hate, is a government website designed to support school and college teachers and leaders to help them safeguard their students from radicalisation and extremism. The platform provides free information and resources to help staff identify and address the risks, as well as build resilience to radicalisation. For advice specific to further education, the Education and Training Foundation (ETF) hosts the Prevent for FE and Training. This hosts a range of free, sector specific resources to support further education settings to comply with the Prevent duty. This includes the Prevent Awareness e-learning, which offers an introduction to the duty, and the Prevent Referral e-learning, which is designed to support staff to make robust, informed and proportionate referrals. The Safeguarding and Prevent - The Education and Training Foundation (et- foundation.co.uk) provides online training modules for practitioners, leaders and managers, to support staff and gover