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Protection of Vulnerable Groups Act. A 6 year old Elfin shows his willy in group, and asks other Elfins to “suck it”. Such premature sexualised behaviour would be an indicator of sexual abuse. Our Safeguarding policy would require this to be reported to the Local Safeguarding Officer and the LSCB. Group night activities on appropriate behaviour & PANTS campaign A 13 year old Pioneer regularly falls out with another Pioneer. What started as name calling has become more physical e.g. pulling down of trousers or pulling up of pants. Peer to peer bullying can still be recognised as child abuse. Group night activities should be done on respecting each other, friendship and anti-bullying. Agree groundrules or a group agreement. A 10 year old Pioneer boys comes up to you and complains that he doesn’t want to tent share with another slightly older Pioneer boy. You know the older boy is unpopular, but the younger boy always complains. In this situation the underlying reason for the complaint required a referral to the LSCB, following a local report to the Local Safeguarding Officer. Group night activities should be done on respecting each other, PANTS campaign and appropriate behaviour on camp. Signposting individuals to specialist support agencies. A DF attends group obviously under the influence of illegal drugs. Possession of drugs is illegal, and this incident should be reported to the Local Safeguarding Officer and LSCB. Signpost DF to specialist support, LSCB could advise. If under 18, inform parents of the incident. Two DFs aged 16 are known to be in a relationship. During dinner one evening the whole camps witnesses an argument Physical violence is against the law. This is domestic violence. Our Safeguarding Policy requires this to be reported to the Local Inform parents. Signpost both DFs to specialist support agencies, the LSCB will be able to advise.