£38.00

Course duration: 2.5 hours

Price displayed is per person

Minimum of eight people on a course

Maximum number is dependent on location

Our Safeguarding Children Training course is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and confidence to recognise and respond to concerns about a child’s safety and wellbeing.

Ideal for those working in education, childcare, healthcare, and community settings, this course highlights the importance of early intervention and the role everyone plays in protecting children from harm.

Through practical guidance and real-life scenarios, participants will learn how to identify signs of abuse, respond appropriately to disclosures, and follow correct safeguarding procedures in line with current legislation and best practice.

Participants will learn how to:

• Understand what safeguarding children means and why it is essential

• Recognise the roles and responsibilities of those working with children

• Understand key safeguarding principles and child protection processes

Types of Abuse:

• Physical abuse

• Emotional abuse

• Sexual abuse

• Neglect

• Bullying and cyberbullying

• Child exploitation (including criminal and sexual exploitation)

• Domestic abuse and its impact on children

Recognising Signs & Indicators:

• Physical signs of abuse or neglect

• Behavioural and emotional indicators

• Changes in behaviour or development

• Patterns of concern

Responding to Concerns:

• How to respond to a child making a disclosure

• What to say and what not to say

• Recording concerns clearly and accurately

• Reporting procedures and escalation

Legal Framework & Guidance:

• Key legislation and safeguarding guidance

• Roles of safeguarding leads and local authorities

• Multi-agency working

Safer Working Practices:

• Professional boundaries

• Appropriate conduct around children

• Online safety awareness

Additional Topics:

• Confidentiality and information sharing

• Early help and intervention

• Supporting children and families

Practical Training:

• Case studies and real-life safeguarding scenarios

• Group discussions and decision-making exercises

• Building confidence in handling sensitive situations