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Safeguarding Quiz
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How often should staff receive safeguarding training and updates?
Every 5 years
Regularly, at least annually
Once at the beginning of their career
Only when requested by the satff member
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Who is typically responsible for safeguarding in a school?
Parents only
Everyone in the school community
Teachers only
The principal only
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What is the role of a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) in a school?
To oversee the school's finances
To manage the school's extracurricular activities
To lead safeguarding efforts,coordinate actions,liaise with external agent~
To handle disciplinary issues among teachers
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What is the role of mandatory reporting in safeguarding?
To report concerns about potential abuse or neglect to the DSL
It's optional, depending on the situation
To keep concerns confidential
To discuss concerns with colleagues but not report them
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What is "Online Safety," and why is it important in safeguarding?
Safety measures during school field trips
Safety during fire drills
Safety during outdoor play
Safety when using the internet and digital devices
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What is meant by "PREVENT" in the context of safeguarding?
Preventing students from playing outside
Preventing teachers from taking time off
Preventing radicalisation and extremism
Preventing students from making friends
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What is the primary goal of safeguarding in a school?
To reduce school expenses
To promote academic excellence
To increase enrollment
To ensure the safety and well-being of students
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What is the purpose of a school's code of conduct/behaviour policy
To encourage students to rebel
To encourage students to skip classes
To outline the consequences of breaking school rules
To promote rivalry among students
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Why is it essential to maintain confidentiality when handling safeguarding concerns?
To protect the child and the individuals involved
To avoid legal consequences
To protect the reputation of the school
To prevent other teachers from knowing about it
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What is an indicator of potential child abuse or neglect?
A child excelling academically
A child's active participation in extracurricular activities
Frequent absences due to illness
High self-esteem
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What should staff do if they suspect a child is being abused or neglected?
Report it to the designated safeguarding lead or appropriate authority
Discuss it with colleagues but take no further action
Wait for the child to confide in them
Keep it to themselves to avoid causing trouble
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What is "FGM," and why is it a safeguarding concern?
Female Genital Mutilation, a harmful cultural practice
Family Gathering Meetings, a parent-teacher event
Food and Games Monitoring, a cafeteria policy
Football Goal Management, a school sports program
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You are unsure about how to use CPOMS to report a safeguarding concern. What should you do?
Consult the designated CPOMS support person in your school
Ignore the concern
Report it to the school principal
Ask your colleagues for advice
