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Total soal: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Can you name our five key responsibilities when it comes to safeguarding children and young people? (Clue: they all begin with R!)
Right away, right now, right person, right time, right reponse
Refer everything to the class teacher
Recognise, Respond, Report, Record, Refer
What are the main categories of abuse? (Click all that apply)
Physical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Verbal Abuse
Neglect
Abuse can occur in many different contexts and settings. Click on each context where this is true.
Online
In the family home or domestic setting
At a school or institution
Which of these are examples of child on child sexual abuse? (Click two)
Sexual harrassment
Sexual feelings
Sexual violence
Sexual discrimination
Which of these steps should be taken if your concerns involve an adult who works or volunteers in school? (Click all that apply)
Report to DSL
Confront the adult involved
If the concern involves the Headteacher report to the CEO of the Trust
Record your concerns
Refer to the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO)
Three new themes have been added to the online safety section of KCSIE, to ensure we teach children all aspects of staying safe online. Can you name these? (Click on the ones that apply)
Misinformation
Conspiracy Theories
How to make friends online
Disinformation
Click on three safety risks to children and young people that have been identified by research into AI
Harmful content
The answers to questions can be wrong
Privacy and Data
Grooming via an AI platform
Click on two signs and indicators that a child or young person could be sexually exploited
Changes in behaviour and appearance
Unexplained gifts and money
Wanting to play more outside
What is Martyn's Law?
A law that prohibits the use of vapes for children under 11 years old
A requirement for schools to employ at least one member of staff named Martyn
A requirement for public venues to prepare for the event of a terrorist attack
A principle of ethics that proposes that the public good outweighs the needs of the individual
What is the legal duty of schools under the PREVENT strategy (Click all that apply)
Promote British Values
Teach about the horrors of 9/11 and other terrorist attacks
Identify children who are religious
Identify and refer individuals at risk of radicalisation
