Before we delve into this highly important course, it’s important to note that all children are children, as children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) are frequently perceived as vulnerable populations.
Initial Assessment
Overview of Safeguarding
Role of Educators in Safeguarding
Module 2: Types of Abuse and How to Respond
Safeguarding in educational settings is a fundamental responsibility that encompasses various forms of abuse and neglect, each requiring distinct recognition and intervention strategies. Physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and bullying—including cyberbullying—are significant concerns that can profoundly impact a child's well-being and development. Educators play a critical role in identifying indicators of these issues and responding appropriately to ensure the safety and support of affected students. By understanding the signs and implementing effective response strategies, educators can contribute to creating a safer and more supportive learning environment.
Physical Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Neglect
Bullying and Cyberbullying
Module 3: General Safeguarding Practices
Creating a Safe Learning Environment
Safeguarding Policy and Procedures
Module 4: Keeping Children Safe in the Classroom and on the Playground
Classroom Safety Guidelines
Risk Assessment in Outdoor Areas
Managing Supervision and Ratios
Promoting Safe Play and Interaction
Module 5: Keeping Children Safe from Objects and Hazards
Identifying and Managing Hazards
Emergency Preparedness
Module 6: Reporting and Record-Keeping
Effective Reporting Practices
Confidentiality and Data Protection
Monitoring and Reviewing Safeguarding Practices
Module 7: Conclusion and Assessment
Recap of Key Safeguarding Concepts
Final Assessment
Feedback Form
About Course
This course provides educators with essential knowledge and practical strategies for safeguarding children in educational settings. Through seven comprehensive modules, participants will learn the fundamentals of safeguarding, recognize different types of abuse, and understand how to respond effectively. The course also covers general safeguarding practices, ensuring safety in the classroom and on the playground, preventing hazards, and the importance of proper reporting and record-keeping. By the end, educators will feel confident in their ability to create a safe and supportive environment for all children.
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