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Creating an inclusive environment is considered a part of embedding safeguarding in daily teaching practice.
True
False
2
Observing a child's behaviour & documenting your observations is important in responding to potential child abuse
False
True
3
The school's safeguarding policy states that safeguarding is solely the responsibility of the DSL.
True
False
4
Who is the school's Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)?
Tim Knapp
Hayley Davies
Nici Bailey
Neal Bailey
5
When reporting a safeguarding concern, it is sufficient to inform a colleague about the situation.
False
True
6
When a child discloses abuse, the most appropriate initial response is to:
Confront the suspected abuser.
Listen calmly and avoid leading questions.
Immediately contact the police.
Promise absolute confidentiality.
7
If you suspect a child is at risk of harm, the immediate action is to:
Report the concern immediately to the DSL.
Wait until the end of the school day to report.
Observe the child closely for further evidence.
Discuss your concerns with colleagues.
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Which of the following is the most appropriate way to contact the DSL?
In person, by email, or via the safeguarding reporting system (CPOMS).
Text message.
Leave a message in their pigeon hole.
Social media.
9
Where can you find the school’s safeguarding policy?
Only on the school's website.
Only in hard copy in the staffroom.
On the school’s intranet, website, and in hard copy in the staffroom.
Only in the Headteacher's office.
10
Unexplained bruises on a child are a cause for concern.
True
False
11
How often do you typically receive safeguarding training?
Annually.
Every five years.
Every two years.
As needed.
12
KCSiE document provides guidance on how to recognize abuse, manage disclosures, & create a safe culture within school
True
False
13
When observing concerning behavior in a child, it is crucial to:
Directly question the child about the abuse.
Ignore the behavior, hoping it will improve.
Make assumptions about the cause of the behavior.
Carefully document your observations.
14
Teachers are required to report concerns about a child's well-being to the DSL.
True
False
15
What does 'Prevent' refer to in the context of safeguarding?
Preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
Preventing children from accessing inappropriate websites.
Preventing bullying among students.
Preventing radicalization and extremism.
16
When a child discloses abuse, it is important to promise them complete confidentiality to build trust.
True
False
17
Discussing potential safeguarding issues in the Common Room is a good way to gather different perspectives
False
True
18
Which of the following is NOT a key principle of the school's safeguarding policy?
Making safeguarding the responsibility of only designated staff.
Prioritizing the welfare of children.
Ensuring that safeguarding is everyone's responsibility.
Emphasizing the importance of early intervention.
19
How do you ensure confidentiality when dealing with safeguarding issues?
Share information on a need-to-know basis with DSL / relevant authorities
Share information with anyone who asks.
Share information with the child's parents first, before anyone else.
Discuss the matter with close colleagues to get their advice.
20
Which one of these is a way that the school promotes an open and safe culture for children to share concerns?
By providing anonymous reporting boxes in classrooms.
By having a designated safeguarding notice board in the school.
By building trusting relationships with pupils
By having regular assemblies about online safety.
21
What is one primary method used to ensure children's online safety during lessons?
Monitoring their technology use.
Allowing unrestricted internet access.
Encouraging open sharing of personal information.
Disabling all internet filters.
22
If you suspect a colleague is harming a child, the initial step should be to:
Directly confront the colleague.
Report your concerns to the headteacher or DSL.
Investigate the situation independently.
Discuss your concerns with other colleagues.
23
What is 'Keeping Children Safe in Education'?
Statutory guidance, outlining schools' duties regarding children's welfare
A set of optional guidelines for schools.
A government initiative to improve school attendance.
A training program for teachers on child development.
24
If you suspect a colleague is harming a child, you should immediately confront them about your concerns.
False
True
25
Which of the following is NOT a typical area covered in safeguarding training?
Prevent duty.
First Aid Training.
Managing disclosures.
Online safety.
26
How are pupils educated about online safety within the school environment?
Through Life Skills lessons, assemblies, and IT lessons.
By restricting all internet access without explanation.
Primarily through free time on school computers.
By allowing them to learn from their own online mistakes.
27
If a child is found to be exposed to inappropriate online content, what is the first step the teacher should take?
Immediately suspend the child's internet access permanently.
Ignore the incident to avoid embarrassment.
Publicly confront the child involved.
Report the incident to the DSL (Designated Safeguarding Lead).
28
Which of the following is NOT a typical step in handling a child welfare concern?
Following school safeguarding procedures.
Keeping information confidential from all other staff.
Documenting observations and concerns.
Reporting concerns to the designated safeguarding lead.
29
Safeguarding primarily focuses on
Ensuring children's academic success
Protecting children from physical harm
Protecting children from all forms of harm and promoting their well-being
Preventing bullying among students
30
Annual safeguarding training includes updates on relevant statutory guidance.
False
True
31
How can you embed safeguarding in your daily teaching practice?
Focusing solely on academic subjects.
Leaving safeguarding issues to the DSL.
Establishing clear boundaries and modeling appropriate behavior.
Ignoring minor incidents to avoid disrupting the class.
32
Which of the following is NOT considered a sign or indicator of potential child welfare concerns?
Changes in behavior
Unexplained injuries
High academic performance
Excessive tiredness
33
Safeguarding only focuses on preventing physical abuse.
True
False
34
As a teacher, your role in safeguarding includes:
Remaining vigilant for potential signs of harm.
Only reporting serious incidents to the DSL.
Primarily focusing on academic achievement.
Ignoring minor incidents to avoid unnecessary intervention.
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What is the first step you should take when you have a safeguarding concern?
Try to resolve the issue yourself.
Discuss it with a colleague.
Complete a safeguarding report form or log the concern on CPOMS
Inform the parents of the child involved.
