what is a 'policy' in a childcare setting?

A set of rules to keep children safe

What does NSPCC stand for?

National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

You are working with children and one of them tells you they are being hurt at home, what should you do?

Tell a responsible adult or safeguarding officer

What does e-safety mean?

Staying safe online and using the internet responsibly

What does the term 'safeguarding' mean?

Keeping children safe from harm

In a childcare setting, who is responsible for keeping children safe?

Everyone who works with children

Which of the following is a sign that a child may not be safe?

They have unexplained bruises or injuries

What are safeguarding guidelines?

Rules and advice on how to keep children safe

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Legislation and safeguarding young children

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1.1 Identify the current legislation, guidelines, policies and procedures for safeguarding the welfare of children and young people, including e-safety.

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what is a 'policy' in a childcare setting?
A set of rules to keep children safe
A list of children's birthdays
A book about children's rights
A type of school lesson
2
What does NSPCC stand for?
National Support for Parents, Carers and Children
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
New Safeguarding Policy for Children's Care
National Service for Protecting and Caring for Children
3
You are working with children and one of them tells you they are being hurt at home, what should you do?
Promise to keep it a secret
Tell a responsible adult or safeguarding officer
Ignore them
Tell all their friends so that they can help
4
What does e-safety mean?
Making sure the internet is fast
Staying safe online and using the internet responsibly
Avoiding computer games
Learning how to fix computers
5
What should you do if a stranger messages you online?
Block and report them
Give them your personal details
Reply to see what they want
Meet them in person to find out who they are
6
What does the term 'safeguarding' mean?
Teaching children how to swim
Keeping children indoors at all times
Making sure children do their homework
Keeping children safe from harm
7
In a childcare setting, who is responsible for keeping children safe?
Everyone who works with children
Only the parents
Only the manager
Only the Government
8
What should you do if you think a child is being hurt or neglected
Ignore it. Its not your problem
Tell a trusted adult
Keep it to your self
Confront the parents immediately
9
Which UK organisation helps protect children from abuse?
NSPCC
FIFA
RSPCA
BBC
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Which of the following is a sign that a child may not be safe?
They have lots of friends
They don't enjoy school or learning
They have unexplained bruises or injuries
They always look happy
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Which of these is a law that helps to protect children?
The Children Act
The food safety Act
The Animal Welfare Act
The Traffic Act
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What are safeguarding guidelines?
Suggestions for fun activities for children
A list of punishments for children who misbehave
Rules and advice on how to keep children safe
A guide to healthy eating for children

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