…out-of-school settings Read the code of practice: Keeping children safe in out-of-school settings: code of practice Read the guidance: Guidance for parents and carers on safeguarding children in out-of-school settings…
…taken to remove the game from app stores. Please also share the following What Parents Need to Know About Cunch-Line Chronicles | Free Online Safety Guide | National Online Safety….
…resource open to anyone including parents, carers, family members and personal assistants of autistic people. What makes the programme unique, is that it’s run by families for families. Peer educators…
The Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse (CSA Centre) has published a guide to help professionals provide a confident, supportive response to parents and carers when concerns about the…
…– considering the language we use, particularly in our conversations with parents/carers, to ensure parents/carers understand the impact on children, and to create the motivation and opportunity for change Recognising…
…and exploitation service are to: Prevent youth crime Reduce the number of first-time entrants to the system Reduce re-offending Reduce the number of young people within the youth secure estate…
…social care. Oxfordshire Mind: providing advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. Response: one of the leading providers of home based mental health care in Oxfordshire…
…health and care plan (EHCP), some of the information may also apply to other young people who have special educational needs support, for example those with additional learning needs. The…
…level. We have therefore also engaged with senior leaders at a national level. There are already practical examples of where system change and improvement is taking place. Youth Justice and…
…schools, colleges and other education providers are aware of key safeguarding issues, are able to escalate their concerns to the Board and Executive Group and influence the strategic development of…