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Engaging Children in Safeguarding

“Great course to stimulate discussion around how are we engaging with our young people."

Learner Testimonial

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This engaging and informative 2.5hr online class helps staff explore how to include children in an organisation's safeguarding culture.

 

Ensuring children/young people have a voice, are empowered to use that voice and feel safe to use that voice is one of the biggest safeguards any organisation can have. It supports a 'say something' culture and helps to prevent and break any walls of silence.

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The class is suitable for all organisations supporting children and young people. It is designed to help staff/volunteers from all workings levels and can serve as new learning or a great refresher professional development safeguarding and child protection learning option.

Currently Only Available As An In-house Exclusive Class

By the end of this class, learners will be able to:

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  • Describe how children and young people interpret being safe.

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  • State the importance of involving children and young people in a safeguarding culture.​

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  • Recall the key safeguarding and child protection points for consideration when encouraging the voice of the child.

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  • Identify a range safeguarding solutions to help engage children and families and empower the child's voice.​

Available As An In-house Exclusive Class Only

All Learners receive a Personal Certificate, and to help further evidence Professional Development, we make sure all our certificates quote the full 2.5hr study time, as well as the course aim and objectives.

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If you would like to register a group of learners and prefer to pay via invoice, or if you would prefer to access this training as a bespoke in-house online class, please contact us, and we can assist you in taking forward either of these preferences.

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“Great course to stimulate discussion around how we engage with our young people.”

 

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“Interesting and a good reminder that we are doing things correctly, but can always improve.”

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