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CSPRs and SARs

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does protection primarily involve in relation to safeguarding?

a)

Taking immediate actions to reduce current risk

b)

Writing a report for future reference only

c)

Waiting for evidence before doing anything

d)

Providing training without changing practice

2.

A support worker notices repeated unexplained bruises on an adult with care needs and fear of a relative. What is the most appropriate first action?

a)

Report promptly to the safeguarding lead and record facts

b)

Confront the relative directly during the next visit

c)

Wait a month to gather more personal observations

d)

Post anonymous concerns on a public discussion board

3.

What does SAR most likely mean in safeguarding contexts?

a)

Safeguarding Adult Review

b)

Service Access Report

c)

Support and Referral

d)

Serious Alarm Response

4.

Which statement best describes how CSPRs and SARs relate to safeguarding?

a)

They analyse practice to improve safety

b)

They replace all local policies

c)

They focus on school exams only

d)

They train only police officers

5.

Which action best aligns with putting the best interests of the child first in situations like the Child Q case?

a)

Ensuring parental consent and an appropriate adult before intimate searches

b)

Proceeding quickly with searches to avoid disrupting school lessons

c)

Relying solely on teachers’ suspicions without documentation

d)

Keeping parents uninformed to protect an ongoing inquiry

6.

Which need was insufficiently focused on by school staff during the incident of Child Q?

a)

Safeguarding needs of the child

b)

Timetable adjustments for exams

c)

Catering options at lunchtime

d)

After-school club availability

7.

What key safeguard was absent regarding parental involvement in strip searches?

a)

Specific requirement to seek parental consent

b)

Mandatory social media notification

c)

Automatic suspension of school staff

d)

Immediate transfer to private schools

8.

What is the primary purpose of a Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR)?

a)

Identify blame for individual practitioners involved

b)

Learn lessons to improve multi-agency safeguarding practice

c)

Provide legal punishment for families responsible

d)

Replace criminal investigations after child fatalities

9.

What does CSPR stand for in child safeguarding practice?

a)

Child Safety Practice Review

b)

Child Safeguarding Practice Review

c)

Children’s Services Policy Review

d)

Community Safeguarding Policy Review

e)

Child Services Procedure Review

10.

After completing a SAR, how is the learning intended to be used by agencies?

a)

To improve safeguarding and prevent future incidents

b)

To replace all staff involved in the case

c)

To close services that were criticized

d)

To archive the report without action