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Safeguarding children and young people
What to do if you are worried about a child Safeguarding children is everybody’s responsibility. It is important to act fast if you suspect abuse as some signs of abuse can disappear quickly. You do not have to give your name and your conversation will…Safeguarding conversations with Parents: a practical guide for Early Years Providers
Purpose of this booklet This document is designed to support early years leaders, managers, and practitioners when responding to safeguarding questions during parent tours, enquiries, and admissions meetings. Recent national safeguarding cases reported in the media have understandably increased anxiety amongst families. Providers may also…Safeguarding in a Childminder setting (domestic or non-domestic premises) Q&A guide
We want Parents and Carers to feel confident about their child's safety. Below, you will find answers to common safeguarding questions and information about how Childminders keep children safe in both home-based and non-domestic settings:SCERTS
Welcome to our SCERTS® page, the central location for all current SCERTS® resources, guides, and reference materials. This page provides access to the most up-to-date information to support the effective understanding and implementation of the SCERTS framework. All relevant documents, tools, and guidance materials will be maintained here to…School readiness
Starting Reception: your child's journey to school starts at home We understand that all children develop at their own pace, and that we're all learning from birth. When it's time to start school, some children will need more help than others. There are key skills…