Course curriculum
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1
Introduction
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Safeguarding: It is everyone's responsibility
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Learning Objectives
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2
The difference between child protection and safeguarding
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What is the difference?
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3
Safeguarding children in your setting
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Why safeguarding is essential
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Keep children safe in education- Department for Education Document
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Inspecting safeguarding in early years, education and skills settings- Please read through if you work in an Ofsted registered Site
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4
Recognising signs of abuse: Purpose Based Scenarios
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Types of Abuse
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Recognising Abuse
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What would be considered as a sign of abuse?
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Scenario 1
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Questions:
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Scenario 2
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Questions:
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Scenario 3
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Questions:
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Scenario 4
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Questions:
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5
What do you need to know about your school to best safeguard your students?
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Please download and ensure that you speak with your setting manager or school for this information
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ClubsComplete Safeguarding Policy
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ClubsComplete Hands Off Policy
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6
What do you need to know to best safeguard yourself in our schools?
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Safeguarding yourself online
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Safeguarding children and protecting professionals in early years settings: online safety guidance for practitioners
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Safeguarding yourself in our settings whilst working with the children
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Lone working policy
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Responding to a concern
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Responding to a concern- Please read and download this information
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Reporting a concern
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Reporting a concern- Please read and download this information
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What to include in your report:
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Please download our Safeguarding concern form
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9
Safeguarding Quiz
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What do you know about safeguarding the children in your school?
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10
Certificate
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Certificate request
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