What is the main purpose of the Prevent duty?

• To help prevent the risk of people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism

• To promote radical ideologies

• To encourage extremism in educational settings

• To increase the risk of radicalisation among learners

Who should education providers cooperate with to effectively safeguard learners from radicalisation?

• Local Prevent staff, the police, and local authorities

• Local extremist groups

• International intelligence agencies

• Parents and guardians

What should education providers consider when addressing radicalisation concerns?

• The needs of children, young people, and adult learners at each stage of the safeguarding process

• The political affiliations of learners

• The religious beliefs of learners

• The socioeconomic background of learners

What immediate steps should education providers take to comply with the Prevent duty?

• Find out the Prevent referral process in the local authority and build partnerships with relevant stakeholders

• Ignore any concerns related to radicalisation

• Implement strict surveillance measures on learners

• Promote extremist ideologies

Who should staff report concerning changes in learner behavior to?

• The designated safeguarding lead (DSL)

• The local Prevent lead

• The police

• The local authority children or adult services

What are some behaviours that may cause concern and indicate a safeguarding issue?

• Emotional, verbal, or physical changes in behavior

• Academic excellence

• Participation in extracurricular activities

• Positive attitude towards learning

Where can staff find Prevent awareness elearning?

• Home Office

• Department for Education (DfE)

• Education and Training Foundation

• Local policing team

How can staff report extremism concerns about an adult working in an educational setting?

• Contact the local authority designated officer (LADO) or submit details at 'report extremism in education'

• Discuss it with colleagues

• Ignore the concerns

• Post about it on social media

What online courses are available for Prevent awareness?

• Prevent awareness elearning, Prevent referrals elearning, Channel awareness elearning, and Prevent for further education and training

• Educate Against Hate, ETF Learners, ACT - Action Counters Terrorism, and Notice, check, share procedure

• Prevent awareness elearning and Prevent referrals elearning

• Prevent for further education and training

Where can teachers and school leaders find more guidance and resources?

• Educate Against Hate, ETF Learners, and ACT - Action Counters Terrorism

• Home Office and DfE

• Local authority designated officer (LADO) and local safeguarding partnership

• Department for Education (DfE) and Education and Training Foundation