WorksheetsKeeping Children Safe In Education 2018
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does safeguarding mean?
protecting from harm
protecting from maltreatment
protecting from abuse
all of the above
Which documents are statutory reading and understanding for all staff in school?
School's safeguarding procedures
Part 1 Keeping Children Safe In Education 2018
Annex A Keeping Children Safe In Education 2018
All of the above
How can you keep children safe? There may be more than one answer.
Read and use policies and procedures
Be vigilant and build positive relationships with students
Record things accurately
Pass on any concerns about staff or students
Why is it important that we make safeguarding a priority in our schools?
To tick the boxes for OFSTED
To make ourselves feel better
So that children receive the right help at the right time
To make sure parents trust us
What are potential signs of abuse? There may be more than one correct answer.
Changes in behaviour
Changes in friendship group
Difficulties contacting home
Attendance concerns.
Tick three safeguarding issues that children who are missing education are 'at risk' of.
sexual exploitation
substance abuse
FGM
self harm
What three kinds of peer-on-peer abuse are most likely in school?
bullying
cyber bullying
grooming
sexual harassment
Roughly, how many children have a parent sent to prison each year?
50, 000
100,000
200, 000
250, 000
What is meant by child sexual exploitation?
sexual abuse by family members
sexual abuse by peers
sexual abuse by groups of people often for financial gain
all of the above
What is meant by County Lines?
Children are groomed to transport and sell drugs around the country.
Children move several times to live in different counties.
Children have no fixed address.
Children sell drugs in different counties.
Name two kinds of abuse included in 'so-called honour-based' violence.
Arranged marriage
FGM
Travelling abroad
Forced marriage
What groups of children are most at risk from Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment? There may be more than one answer.
Girls
Boys
Pupils with SEND
Pupil premium
Pupils identifying as LGBT
Who can make a MASH (Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub) enquiry?
Anyone
The Headteacher
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Governor for safeguarding
Which groups of children might benefit from Early Help?
Young carers
Early signs of abuse or neglect
Challenging family circumstances
Risk of exploitation
All of the above
Which groups of children are more vulnerable to abuse?
SEND
LAC (Looked After Children)
Children with poor attendance
All of the above
What percentage of 5-7 year olds have an internet enabled device in their bedrooms? (Source: ChildNet)
51%
61%
71%
81%
How long does it take on average for a child to be groomed online?
Two weeks
Two months
Ten months
One year
In a recent study, how many children have been exposed to domestic abuse? (Radford, L. et al (2011) Child abuse and neglect in the UK today)
1 in 60
1 in 30
1 in 10
1 in 5
The definition of domestic violence applies to victims aged:
18 and over
16 and over
21 and over
What fraction of sexual abuse is committed by other children and young people? (Hackett, S. (2014) Children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours.)
Roughly a fifth
Roughly half
Roughly a third
Roughly a quarter
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child defines a child as everyone under...
16
18
21
It is an offence not to report private fostering. A private fostering arrangement is one that... (there may be more than one correct answer)
is made privately without the involvement of the local authority
is made with a friend of the parent(s)
is made with a half sibling
