Safeguarding Children Training 'Mop up'
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Course fee academic year 2024/2025: £35 per delegate
All staff should receive appropriate safeguarding and child protection training, including online safety which, amongst other things, includes an understanding of the expectations, applicable roles and responsibilities in relation to filtering and monitoring). The training should be regularly updated (3 yearly) Part one KCSiE 2024
Aim:
To ensure that all staff and volunteers have regard for Part one of statutory guidance KCSiE, when carrying out their duties to Safeguard and Promote the welfare of children.
Learning objectives:
What school and college staff should know and do
- The role of staff
- What staff should look out for
- Abuse and neglect (Indicators of physical, emotional and sexual abuse and neglect)
- Safeguarding issues (Child-on-child abuse- Radicalisation, CSE, CCE, MH, DA, FGM serious violence)
- Annex B (specific forms of abuse where children could be at greater risk)
- Responding to concerns , follow CP policy, sharing information with DSL , reporting without delay.
- Early help assessment, Statutory children’s social care assessments and services, Children in need, Children suffering or likely to suffer significant harm
- Record keeping
What school and college staff should do if they have a safeguarding concern or an allegation about another staff member
What school or college staff should do if they have concerns about safeguarding practices within the school or college
Targeted delegates: All staff including supply teachers, volunteers, contractors, and FSW, SENCo, pastoral staff, DSL/ DDSL- DT for CLA, MH lead – Staff who are likely to come into contact with Children and Young People (CYP) and their families who are experiencing any level of need and have a duty to recognise CYP who would benefit from support under the following thresholds: