Child missing from home or care Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Child criminal exploitation (County Lines) Domestic Homelessness Drugs and alcohol misuse Fabricated or induced illness abuse Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Forced marriage Gangs and youth violence Gender based abuse and violence against women and girls Hate Honour based abuse Mental health Missing children and adults Online safety Peer on Peer Abuse Prevent duty (radicalisation and extremism) Private fostering Relationship abuse Sexual violence and sexual harassment between children Human trafficking and modern slavery Youth produced sexual imagery or “Sexting” (Also see Annex A within children safe in education’ 2018) ‘Keeping Related Safeguarding Policies these details according to the individual school documents etc. and add any other relevant documents or policies to the list. . This policy is one of a series in the school’s integrated safeguarding portfolio and should be read in conjunction with the policies as listed below: Behaviour Management, linked to the Use of Physical Intervention Searching, screening and confiscation Online Safety and Social Anti-Bullying Data Protection and Information Sharing Image Use Sex & Relationship Education Personal and Intimate Care Health and Safety Attendance Risk Assessments (e.g. school trips, use of technology) First Aid and Accidents Managing Allegations Against Staff Staff Behaviour Policy (including Acceptable Use of Technology) Recruitment Whistleblowing Key Responsibilities
Child missing from home or care Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Child criminal exploitation (County Lines) Domestic Homelessness Drugs and alcohol misuse Fabricated or induced illness abuse Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Forced marriage Gangs and youth violence Gender based abuse and violence against women and girls Hate Honour based abuse Mental health Missing children and adults Online safety Peer on Peer Abuse Prevent duty (radicalisation and extremism) Private fostering Relationship abuse Sexual violence and sexual harassment between children Human trafficking and modern slavery Youth produced sexual imagery or “Sexting” (Also see Annex A within ‘Keeping children safe in education’ 2018) Related Safeguarding Policies these details according to the individual school documents etc. and add any other relevant documents or policies to the list. . This policy is one of a series in the school’s integrated safeguarding portfolio and should be read in conjunction with the policies as listed below: Behaviour Management, linked to the Use of Physical Intervention Searching, screening and confiscation Online Safety and Social Anti-Bullying Data Protection and Information Sharing Image Use Sex & Relationship Education Personal and Intimate Care Health and Safety Attendance Risk Assessments (e.g. school trips, use of technology) First Aid and Accidents Managing Allegations Against Staff Staff Behaviour Policy (including Acceptable Use of Technology) Recruitment Whistleblowing Key Responsibilities
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