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This guidance provides information on how video-conferencing and live-streaming can be used safely and securely. For more information on the range of tools available through Hwb and how they can support digital learning please refer to the Blended learning area on Hwb. Using these applications through Hwb can provide an interactive experience and an opportunity to collaborate and engage in a safe and accessible way.В There are new practical guides available to support you on getting started and using Microsoft Teams and Google Meet in our Support Centre. Through Hwb, the digital learning platform for Wales, learners and practitioners from maintained schools and settings have access to a range of online learning tools such as Microsoft Teams in Microsoft Office 365 and Google Meet in G-Suite for Education. In a time where it has never been more important to adapt and use innovative ways to learn, Wales is now well placed to deliver a world-class digital learning programme having invested heavily in digital learning since 2012.

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Should a maintained school or setting choose to use live-streaming or video-conferencing, governing bodies, headteachers and staff must have full regard to national safeguarding guidance and local safeguarding policies. The safety and welfare of learners is paramount and takes precedence over all other considerations. Safeguarding is an integral principle of digital learning. In developing their approach to live-streaming and video-conferencing, schools must undertake a risk assessment and review their safeguarding processes and procedures (including reporting mechanisms) to ensure the safety and security of their learners and staff. The section which had previously outlined the numbers of practitioners required for live-streaming was removed to allow for local flexibility and decision-making. In January 2021, the guidance was further updated and re-published to take account of feedback from schools and local authorities. It has also been extended to include guidance for other practitioners and external organisations that support maintained schools and settings and their learners. However, it still retains guidance on working and learning from a home environment. In September 2020 the guidance was updated and re-published to reflect instances where practitioners and learners are back in the classroom. Stay Learning.вЂ™ programme and is aimed at maintained schools and settings in Wales.

This document formed part of the continuity of learning вЂStay Safe. This guidance was originally published in May 2020 entitled Live-streaming safeguarding principles and practice for education practitioners during the COVID-19 outbreak when most practitioners were working from home.