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Child-on-Child Sexual Violence & Sexual Harassment Whole School Awareness Training: Interactive workshop aimed at staff & governors to enable them to better understand definitions of sexual harassment & sexual violence & how to identify and respond effectively.
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Description
Keeping children Safe in Education clarifies how schools should respond to all signs, reports and concerns of child-on-child sexual violence and sexual harassment, including those that have happened outside of the school premises, and/or online. Acknowledging the growing challenge in this area, the course gives staff the confidence to understand the evolving risks and feel competent to address concerns as they emerge.
This 2-hour session acknowledges the breadth of issues in this area and uses embedded videos and scenarios to increase confidence, develop understanding and engage learners to apply the knowledge to their cohort, ensuring an attitude of ‘it could happen here’ prevails.
Focussed on emerging risks and influences both physically and online, changing behaviours & language, and the opportunity to consider how to identify harmful sexual behaviour. Scenarios explore how developmental stage, motivation and context should be taken into account, and the responsibility for a zero-tolerance approach
Available for onsite and virtual delivery.
Course Outline
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The definitions of sexual harassment and sexual violence
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The early signs of peer-of-peer sexual abuse
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Why we must create a culture where sexual violence and sexual harassment will not be tolerated
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Emerging risks and influences both physically and online, changing behaviours & language
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How to identify and respond to a concern about harmful sexual behaviour
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Considering the motivations and context behind incidences of harm
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How to support pupils who raise any concerns about harmful sexual behaviour
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The barriers that could prevent pupils reporting an incident
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Preventative measures on social media platforms to support staff and children with online choices
Optional Extras
To support compliance with Keeping Children Safe in Education:
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Delegate online assessment which provides your mechanism to evidence your staff/volunteer understanding of the training content and their safeguarding responsibilities. Individual assessments are collated to provide a management report with RAG review to evidence all delegates understanding and identify any gaps in knowledge or individual concerns.
What's Included
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Participation certificate for all attendees
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Information Booklet with links to all resources referred to throughout the training.
Who should attend this course?
This workshop is ideal as a whole school or setting training module for current and new clients, and is targeted at;
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School staff and volunteers
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Governors, trustees and management committees
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Early years settings
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Registered childcare providers