What will I learn?
✓ Recognise abuse and exploitation faced by children
✓ Understand safeguarding is "everyone's business"
✓ Master what safeguarding means in practice
✓ Appreciate the difference between child protection and safeguarding
✓ Know how and where to get Early Help
✓ Work with the Designated Safeguarding Lead
✓ Engage confidently with external agencies
✓ Be able to keep children and young people safe from harm
This Learning Trunk covers...
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FREE!An Introduction So, what's it all about?
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A child centred approach We all have a role to play to keep children and young people safe
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Staff roles How to raise concerns and the role of the DSL
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What staff need to know Which documents and procedures do you need to be familiar with?
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What to look out for What do the indicators of abuse and neglect look like?
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Concerned about a child? What school and college staff should do if they have concerns about a child
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Female Genital Mutilation What is the mandatory reporting duty for teachers?
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Record keeping Understand the importance of keeping written records
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Why's this important? It is key that children receive the right help at the right time
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Concerned about staff? What school and college staff should do if they have concerns about another staff member who may pose a risk of harm to children
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Concerned about practices? What school or college staff should do if they have concerns about safeguarding practices within the school or college
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Indicators of abuse & neglect Safeguarding issues and that they are rarely standalone events...
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Specific safeguarding issues What is peer on peer abuse and contextual safeguarding?
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Get Ahead Building a stronger understanding of the challenges faced by schools
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Course Completion Details Nearly done! Hope you enjoyed the course :)