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The range of webinars, topics and expert speakers on offer is impressive, often accompanied by a range of downloadable resources. Webinars can be accessed live and again afterwards – ensuring that the CPD is accessible anytime and anywhere. The production quality goes above and beyond what you might expect from a webinar, making for enjoyable viewing.
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This webinar will help senior leaders, designated safeguarding leads and school staff responsible for safeguarding to better understand their statutory duties around peer-on-peer abuse.
The ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education 2019’ statutory guidance states that all staff should be clear about their school’s policy around peer-on-peer abuse and that governing bodies and proprietors should ensure it includes:
- Procedures to minimise the risk of peer-on-peer abuse and how allegations are recorded, investigated and dealt with.
- Clear processes as to how victims, perpetrators and any other child affected by peer-on-peer abuse will be supported.
- The different forms of peer-on-peer abuse such as sexual violence and harassment, physical abuse, sexting and initiation/hazing type violence and rituals.
In this webinar, Safeguarding expert Anna Dootson uses case study examples to help cover the core legislation and legal requirements that schools must adhere to in relation to peer-on-peer abuse.
Learning Outcomes
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Understanding your statutory and non-statutory requirements around peer-on-peer abuse
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Tackling peer-on-peer abuse through a safeguarding and legislative framework
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Learning staff roles and responsibilities through different examples and case studies
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How to manage allegations of sexual violence and sexual harassment and support victims
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Understanding your next steps and creating action plans
5 star CPD winners 2019
The production quality goes above and beyond what you might expect from a webinar, making for enjoyable viewing... Sarah Harrison - Chartered College of TeachingRead more about our award
Reassuring and clear.
As a DSL, it is useful to have the guidance presented alongside case studies.Jenna Butler, DSL - Tudor Grange Academy Worcester
Peer-on-Peer Sexual Abuse: An Expert Review of DfE Statutory Safeguarding Guidance
An excellent insight into the DfE guidance.David Scoffield, - University Academy Holbeach
Indepth and clear
Very informative and allows for full immersion into the topic discussed leaving me with clear direction and ideas for reflection before feeding back to staffLouise Bury, - St Joseph's Catholic Primary School (WR4 9PG)
The webinar was very informative and provided lots of guidance.Donna Vickers, - Holme Valley Primary School
informative
very useful and informative to have guidance alongside a case studyLorraine Brozych, - Oasis Academy Immingham
Really useful info
Although we have had numerous training sessions on Child Protection, this one seemed to cover real scenarios which are relatable. The speaker was interesting and the pace was good.Angela Smith, - Oasis Academy Immingham
Peer on peer sexual abuse
Webinar very informativeMark Crawford, - Oasis Academy Immingham
Peer on Peer
very informative, easy to listen to and digest.Fiona Fisher, - Holme Valley Primary School
Excellent ,fantastic refresherLorraine Glover, - Oasis Academy Immingham
GoodLesley Gartlan, - Carrwood Primary School
peer on peer abuse
Very informative and well presentedSue Perkins, - Holme Valley Primary School
Very interesting and imformative .Michelle Stanhope, - Carrwood Primary School
Clear and up to date relevant safeguarding information
Interesting case studies, reminders of legal responsibilities and proceduresNicky Khoshdel, - Bolton Impact Trust
Really interesting and informative
I found the case studies really interesting and informativeTaylor Jesse, Teacher - Trinity Church of England School
Peer on peer sexual abuse
Excellent informative webinarSally Bannan, - Aston Academy
Very information
Enjoyed the webinar - very information and helpfulClare Burgess, Attendance officer - Summerhill Primary Academy
Informative
Very informative and well delivered - great use of case studies to deepen understanding.Michael Crampton, - The Venerable Bede CE Academy
Extensive and clear information
This is a deeply emotive subject this Webinar provided clear, concise information and procedures which must be followed. Thank you.Teresa Roberts, - Phoenix Collegiate
The Case studies.
These really helped to get a picture of all different cases from the victim and alleged perpetrator.Yvonne Gordon, Nursery Nurse - Lancasterian Primary School
clear, well presented and easy to followCarol Musgrave, Achievement Support Assistant - Thorpepark Academy
very good
excellentSarah Nichols, Non-teaching - Queen Katharine Academy
Peer On Peer Sexual Harassment Webinar
Very informative webinar, thank you.T Hodgkinson, TA - Moorside High School
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