Safeguarding Children in Education

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• Section 1 1:01:00

  • 1: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 1 Introduction to Safeguarding Adult 05:00
  • 2: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 2 Abuse 07:00
  • 3: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 3 Emotional Abuse 04:00
  • 4: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 4 Neglect 05:00
  • 5: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 5 Injury 07:00
  • 6: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 6 Sexual Abuse 11:00
  • 7: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 7 Discriminatory Abuse 05:00
  • 8: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 8 Economic or Financial Abuse 09:00
  • 9: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 9 Organisational Abuse 05:00
  • 10: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 10 Self Neglect 03:00

• Section 2 38:00

  • 11: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 11 Modern Slavery 05:00
  • 12: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 12 Reporting Abuse 12:00
  • 13: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 13 Safeguarding Children 07:00
  • 14: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 14 Multi-Agency Working 09:00
  • 15: Safeguarding Adult Level 2 Section 15 Roles & Responsibilities 05:00

• Safeguarding Children in Education 29:17

  • 16: 1.1•_Why is this course important_ 00:44
  • 17: 1.Introduction and Background to Safeguarding in Education 01:26
  • 18: 2.1 •_Keeping Children Safe in Education 01:44
  • 19: 2.Mechanics of Safeguarding in Education 02:45
  • 20: 3.1•_Where does abuse take place_ 00:44
  • 21: 3.2•_Signs of abuse in a student 01:14
  • 22: 4.1 •_Radicalisation, extremism and terrorism 02:34
  • 23: 4.Types of Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation 02:48
  • 24: 6.1•_Dealing with disclosures of abuse 01:45
  • 25: 6.Taking Action 02:48
  • 26: 1.Understanding Child Safeguarding 01:54
  • 27: 2.Safeguarding Policies and Procedures 02:36
  • 28: 3.Child Protection Training 01:40
  • 29: 4.Safeguarding in the Classroom 02:18
  • 30: 5.Online Safety 02:17

Module 1: Introduction to Safeguarding Children

- Definition and importance of safeguarding in education

- Legal and regulatory frameworks for child protection

- The role of educational institutions in safeguarding children

Module 2: Types of Abuse and Neglect

- Recognizing the signs and indicators of physical, emotional, sexual abuse, and neglect

- Understanding the impact of abuse on children's well-being

- Identifying specific vulnerabilities and risks for different age groups

Module 3: Responding to Safeguarding Concerns

- Responding to disclosures and safeguarding concerns appropriately

- Effective communication with children and families

- Reporting procedures and documentation requirements

Module 4: Creating a Safe Learning Environment

- Strategies for risk assessment and management

- Implementing safeguarding policies and procedures

- Promoting a culture of safety and vigilance

Module 5: Roles and Responsibilities

- Understanding the roles and responsibilities of educators, staff, and governing bodies

- Collaborating with colleagues and multi-agency partnerships

- Training and professional development opportunities

Module 6: Digital Safeguarding and Online Safety

- Recognizing the risks and challenges of digital technologies for children

- Promoting online safety and responsible digital citizenship

- Addressing cyberbullying and online exploitation

Module 7: Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in Safeguarding

- Understanding the intersectionality of safeguarding concerns

- Addressing biases and promoting inclusive safeguarding practices

- Meeting the needs of diverse groups of children

Module 8: Effective Communication and Collaboration

- Communication skills for sensitive and challenging safeguarding discussions

- Collaborating with parents, carers, and external agencies

- Building trust and maintaining confidentiality

Module 9: Promoting Well-being and Resilience

- Strategies for promoting children's emotional well-being

- Building resilience and protective factors

- Identifying and accessing support services

Module 10: Policies, Research, and Best Practices

- Keeping up-to-date with safeguarding policies and guidance

- Engaging in research and evidence-based practices

- Continuous professional development and self-reflection

• Teachers, teaching assistants, and school staff

• School administrators and leadership teams

• Childcare professionals

• Social workers and counselors working in education

• Anyone interested in child protection and safeguarding within an educational context

• No prior safeguarding knowledge required, but familiarity with educational settings is beneficial

• Access to a computer or mobile device with internet connectivity

• Willingness to engage in discussions and case studies

1. Teacher: £25,000 - £45,000
2. School Leader/Administrator: £40,000 - £80,000
3. Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL): £30,000 - £50,000
4. Support Staff/Teaching Assistant: £18,000 - £25,000
5. Educational Psychologist: £40,000 - £60,000
6. School Counselor: £30,000 - £45,000

These salaries can vary based on experience, location, and the specific sector within the industry.

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