Keeping Children Safe in Education 2021

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Keeping Children Safe in Education Quiz

Test your knowledge on safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children with our engaging quiz. Designed for educators, this 15-question multiple-choice quiz will challenge your understanding of key legislation and best practices.

You'll learn about:

Types of child abuse
Legislative responsibilities
Child safeguarding practices

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by SafeguardingGuide401

Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is the responsibility of:

SLT

The Class Teacher

Stephen

Everyone

For the purposes of safeguarding, "children" is defined as:

All pupils at Norwood Green Junior School

Everybody up to age 12

Everybody under the age of 16

Everyone under the age of 18

Making referrals to social care about a child is governed by which legislation?

Children and Families Act 2014

Children Act 1989

Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006

Children Act 2004

In UK law, there are four types of abuse and neglect under which a child can be put onto a "Child In Need" or "Child Protection" plan. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

Physical abuse

Cruelty

Neglect

Emotional Abuse

A parent or carer failing to: provide adequate food, clothing and shelter (including exclusion from home or abandonment) is an example of:

Neglect

Physical Abuse

Emotional Abuse

Sexual abuse

Age or developmentally inappropriate expectations being imposed on children is a form of:

Neglect

Emotional Abuse

Physical Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Fabricating the symptoms of illness in a child is an example of:

Physical Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Emotional Abuse

Neglect

CCE stands for

Children Cruelly Exploited

Child Criminal Exploitation

Child Centred Empathy

Adverse Childhood Experience

Although referrals to police or social care can be made by any member of the school staff, which form of abuse MUST be reported to the police directly by the teacher who received the disclosure and not by a DSL or other colleague?

Cyber-bullying

FGM (Female Genital Mutilation)

Sexual Harassment

Physical Chastisement

Bullying (including cyberbullying, prejudice-based and discriminatory bullying) can be an example of:

Low level misbehaviour

Peer on Peer abuse

Neglect

Bantz

Teachers should always attempt to diagnose a mental health condition before making a referral to CAMHS:

True

False

Being male, having been frequently absent or permanently excluded from school, having experienced child maltreatment are risk factors for involvment in:

Neglect

Serious Youth Violence

Physical Abuse

Social Work

Protecting children from extremist ideology and radicalisation should be part of a school's:

Behaviour Policy

Code of conduct

Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy

Governing Document

FINAL QUESTION: When concerned about the welfare of a child, staff should always act in the best interests of the child. Which article of the UNCRC is this?

Article 3

Article 7

Article 33

Article 40

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