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Safeguarding Children Level One
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Safeguarding Children Level One

Safeguarding, Spotting Abuse, Sharing Concerns and Child Protection
Created byKate Bowers
Last updated 11/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • safeguarding
  • child protection
  • child development
  • children's social care

Course content

2 sections13 lectures2h 21m total length
  • Part One - Introduction7:23
  • Activity One - Attitudes and Values1:53
  • Part Two - Reflections and Learning from Serious Case Reviews28:22
  • Part Three - Understanding Levels of Need3:51
  • Activity Two - Spotting the Signs of the Four Categories of Abuse0:31
  • Part Four - Understanding Categories of Abuse7:58
  • Part Five - Observational Concerns33:54
  • Part Six - Concerns from Background Knowledge16:02
  • Activity Three - Responding to a Disclosure0:31
  • Part 7 - Dealing with Disclosures15:59
  • Part Eight - Sharing Your Concerns9:14
  • Activity Four - Concerns About a Person in a Position of Trust0:36
  • Part Nine - Concerns about a Person in a Position of Trust14:57

Requirements

  • Be able to read simple instructions and information

Description

No matter what your job is, everybody is responsible for safeguarding children and young people. Whether you interact with children and their families or you oversee those who do, we all have a responsibility to keep children safe.

This Level One Safeguarding Children and Child Protection course provides you with the knowledge and skills you need to safeguard children and understand the basics of child protection. You will explore the common types of abuse, find out how to recognise the signs, and know how to raise your concerns. It also explains what to do if you have concerns about a member of staff and their behaviour. This training uses a variety of written text, video presentation, reflective activities, and real-life case studies to help you to learn and apply the information.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who works in or volunteers in an organisation or setting that involves children
  • Kitchen staff
  • Nursery practitioners
  • Police officers
  • Health care staff
  • Fire Fighters
  • Teachers
  • Teaching Assistants
  • Sports coaches
  • Voluntary sector
  • Care home support staff
  • Civil Servants