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Child Protection Awareness Update August 2011 South Ayrshire Council Children and Community Directorate in collaboration with South Ayrshire Child Protection Committee 1

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information PROTECTION OF CHILDREN We all have a responsibility to make sure that children are safe and protected from abuse, neglect and harm. The following slides provide information to help your understanding of child abuse, child protection and what to do if you have a concern about a child's safety and protection.

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information In December 2010 revised national guidance for child protection was published. Currently local arrangements are being adapted. Further information and training will be available September 2011. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IS UNCHANGED

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information Children will no longer be registered according to categories of abuse – the focus will be on the risk (s) they face.

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information HOW CONCERNS MAY ARISE Member of staff has concerns arising from knowledge of the child and from observing changes, e.g. the child’s behaviour or appearance, or from things the child has said. A child discloses to a teacher or member of staff that abuse has taken place or that the child feels unsafe

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information A third party expresses concern to a member of staff; this could be a parent, guardian or other pupil. An anonymous allegation is received.

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information IT IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY Awareness Alertness Action

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information WHAT TO DO OBSERVE, RECORD, REPORT R Respond without showing signs of anxiety or shock E Enquire casually about how an injury was sustained or why a child appears upset. C Confidentiality should not be promised to children or adults. O Observe carefully the behaviour or demeanour of the child or person expressing concern. R Record in detail what you have seen and heard (using the language of the child) D Do not interrogate or enter into detailed investigations If a child tells you something has happened Do Stay calm Listen to the child Keep any questions to a minimum Reassure the child they were right to tell Tell the child what you're going to do next Record in the child's own words what has been said Act promptly and immediately report to your line manager or designated child protection officer Don't Ask too many questions Make any false promises Express shock or anger at what is being said to you Interpret what the child is saying to you – just record and report Delay listening to the child or passing on your concerns Carry out an 'investigation' into the allegation R Respond without showing signs of anxiety or shock E Enquire casually about how an injury was sustained or why a child appears upset. C Confidentiality should not be promised to children or adults. O Observe carefully the behaviour or demeanour of the child or person expressing concern. R Record in detail what you have seen and heard (using the language of the child) D Do not interrogate or enter into detailed investigations

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information WHAT NEXT REPORT within the same day to the School Child Protection Coordinator (CPC). (Other services should have an identified Co-ordinator)

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information ROLE OF THE SCHOOL CHILD PROTECTION CO-ORDINATOR If a concern is raised about a child in the school the co-ordinator will: Collate all known relevant information about the child. Refer to social work or decide no referral is required. Decide who will inform parents. Check that all relevant agencies are informed if referring. Check all records are complete and kept in a confidential file. Ensure you receive written feedback from social work, this should be filed with the child’s records.

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information Child Protection for Educational Establishments Aileen Valenti Quality Improvement Officer (01292 612021) Aileen.valenti@south-ayrshire.gov.uk

Child protection: awareness and information . Child protection: awareness and information For further information on the work of the Child Protection Committee contact Kevin Quinn CPC Co-ordinator (01292 616190) Kevin.Quinn@south-ayrshire.gov.uk or visit the CPCs website - http://www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/childprotection/