Key message: If you choose to send your child to a tutor, tuition centre or education centre, make sure your child is safe, ask the right questions. Call of action: visit the website for more information Activities: Checklist on flyer / poster based on three main themes tutor/teacher, the education – and the facilities Video with key people from the Council explaining the themes from the checklist A series of short animations highlighting different points of the checklist i.e. DBS – check what it is, why it’s important – Information and briefing sheet to key community stakeholders e.g. Luton Council of Faiths, volunteer groups Information to home schooled families Posters/flyers to libraries, community centres, GP’s, children’s centres, leisure centres, The Galaxy, The Mall, museums, community events Posters/flyers will also be circulated electronically via other networks eg Luton in Harmony, Voluntary groups Radio advert on Diverse FM Proactive radio interviews on Diverse FM and Inspire FM News release issued to and specialist press Feature article in local newspapers explaining the roles and responsibilities of the Council, Ofsted, DfE and parents plus the checklist for parents and appeal for people to alert the Council of possible unregistered schools. Feature article in October Lutonline Social 2. Audience: General public Key message: Keeping children safe is everyone’s responsibility, if you regularly see a of school aged children not at school during school hours. Call to action: The Council has a legal duty to make sure children are safe and you can help us. Call us in confidence Activities: Internal comms to key employees (particularly those out and about daily) General article on intranet Article on website and provide text to be inserted into community newsletters/websites etc / Poster Information and briefing sheet to key community stakeholders e.g. Luton Council of Faiths, volunteer groups Posters/flyers to libraries, community centres, GP’s, children centres, leisure centres, The Galaxy, The Mall Social Media
Key message: If you choose to send your child to a tutor, tuition centre or education centre, make sure your child is safe, ask the right questions. Call of action: visit the website for more information Activities: Checklist on flyer / poster based on three main themes – tutor/teacher, the education and the facilities Video with key people from the Council explaining the themes from the checklist A series of short animations highlighting different points of the checklist – i.e. DBS check – what it is, why it’s important Information and briefing sheet to key community stakeholders e.g. Luton Council of Faiths, volunteer groups Information to home schooled families Posters/flyers to libraries, community centres, GP’s, children’s centres, leisure centres, The Galaxy, The Mall, museums, community events Posters/flyers will also be circulated electronically via other networks eg Luton in Harmony, Voluntary groups Radio advert on Diverse FM Proactive radio interviews on Diverse FM and Inspire FM News release issued to and specialist press Feature article in local newspapers explaining the roles and responsibilities of the Council, Ofsted, DfE and parents plus the checklist for parents and appeal for people to alert the Council of possible unregistered schools. Feature article in October Lutonline Social 2. Audience: General public Key message: Keeping children safe is everyone’s responsibility, if you regularly see a of school aged children not at school during school hours. Call to action: The Council has a legal duty to make sure children are safe and you can help us. Call us in confidence Activities: Internal comms to key employees (particularly those out and about daily) General article on intranet Article on website and provide text to be inserted into community newsletters/websites etc / Poster Information and briefing sheet to key community stakeholders e.g. Luton Council of Faiths, volunteer groups Posters/flyers to libraries, community centres, GP’s, children centres, leisure centres, The Galaxy, The Mall Social Media
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