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Leading child protection
Maintain robust safeguarding procedures in your setting and ensure all staff are aware of responsibilites and processes to follow when dealing with a safeguarding issue.
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There is no legal requirement for a radicalisation policy. This template will help you cover it in your existing safeguarding policy
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Use this safeguarding services information sheet to ensure school staff are aware of the appropriate agency to contact when dealing with child protection concerns or making referrals
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Some parents are unsure about the need for electronic record-keeping. Are there specific guidelines or legislation that would help explain?
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There is an urgent need to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation amongst parents, schools and other agencies working with children of the risks of sexual exploitation.
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Katie Michelon, solicitor in the education team at Browne Jacobson looks at the issues surrounding parental access to child protection records
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While the majority of recorded allegations against school staff do not involve sexual offences, when a sex offender does gain access to children there are multiple victims over many years. Safe recruitment procedures are merely the starting point for the safeguarding process
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Dr Tina Rae offers ways to support the wellbeing of the safeguarding lead when dealing with trauma
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In order to protect children and young people against the dangers of grooming and child sexual exploitation, we need to teach them how to protect themselves and each other. Debs Ward explains how and why to teach pupils to recognise CSE