The DfE has published the draft guidance . The model Child Protection Policy and the Level 2 training presentations will be updated over the summer to reflect the changes I am in the process of arranging dates for the safeguarding network / training groups for next term. I will hold these a little earlier than usual so we are able to look at the new Children Safe in Education’ guidance I ‘Keeping – will circulate dates once they are confirmed I am pleased to confirm that we now have arrangements for WRAP (Workshop to Raise Awareness of PREVENT) training for schools. Essex Education Services (EES) have agreed to offer this training as part of their programme – flyer below: The Home Office has produced a new on-line learning resource for PREVENT: . Other resources for PREVENT are on ESI: provides free educational resources containing advice, guidance and information on managing a wide range of mental health issues in children and teens UNICEF has published a report on people’s views on the risks they face growing up in a digital world: The 'Trust Me' resource has been created for teachers and may be used to start the conversations around extremism and extreme online content: : This is the fourth report of its kind from the NSPCC. It provides an overview of the child protection landscape and compiles the most robust and up-to-date child protection data in the UK. Jo Barclay Safeguarding Adviser to Schools June 2016
The DfE has published the draft guidance . The model Child Protection Policy and the Level 2 training presentations will be updated over the summer to reflect the changes I am in the process of arranging dates for the safeguarding network / training groups for next term. I will hold these a little earlier than usual so we are able to look at the new ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ guidance – I will circulate dates once they are confirmed I am pleased to confirm that we now have arrangements for WRAP (Workshop to Raise Awareness of PREVENT) training for schools. Essex Education Services (EES) have agreed to offer this training as part of their programme – flyer below: The Home Office has produced a new on-line learning resource for PREVENT: . Other resources for PREVENT are on ESI: provides free educational resources containing advice, guidance and information on managing a wide range of mental health issues in children and teens UNICEF has published a report on people’s views on the risks they face growing up in a digital world: The 'Trust Me' resource has been created for teachers and may be used to start the conversations around extremism and extreme online content: : This is the fourth report of its kind from the NSPCC. It provides an overview of the child protection landscape and compiles the most robust and up-to-date child protection data in the UK. Jo Barclay Safeguarding Adviser to Schools June 2016
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