Contextual Safeguarding.

Contextual Safeguarding recognises that the different relationships that young people form in their neighbourhoods, schools and online can feature violence and abuse. Parents and carers have little influence over these contexts, and young people’s experiences of extra-familial abuse can undermine parent-child relations

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By David Paice

David is an education specialist, who has embraced digital transformation as a way of amplifying great teaching and learning practice and securing brighter futures for children and young people. He is a proud teacher by profession, and has been a Director of Education in Local Authorities as well as being a CEO of a multinational software company. David loves working on new, innovative and often disruptive projects that challenge the status quo and create a perpetual learner connection that unleashes awesome experiences for children and young people. He helps organisations see what learners and teachers need and deliver it, all at lower cost, with faster development times, and with greater impact on learner outcomes than anything that came before. You're in good hands!

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What will I learn?

An overview of contextual safeguarding and what it means in practice for different social contexts.

A brief introduction to the principles of Contextual Safeguarding.

Reflections on what contextual safeguarding means to practitioners.

An introduction to Neighbourhood Observation.

A brief introduction to carrying out a school assessment into adolescent harm.

A consideration of the role problem profiling can play in safeguarding young people from peer-on-peer abuse.

This Learning Trunk covers...

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    What Is Contextual Safeguarding This short video provides an overview of contextual safeguarding and what it means in practice for different social contexts.
  • The Principles Of Contextual Safeguarding This short video provides a brief introduction to the principles of Contextual Safeguarding.
  • What Does Contextual Safeguarding Mean To Me? Contextual safeguarding creates the opportunity to consider the role that professionals have in shaping the context in which young people encounter harm. We start to think about what can be done to change the social dynamics of those spaces rather than just relocating children away from them.
  • Neighbourhood Observation A brief introduction to neighbourhood observation
  • School Assessment A brief introduction to carrying out a school assessment into adolescent harm.
  • Profiling Peer-On-Peer Abuse A consideration of the role problem profiling can play in safeguarding young people from peer-on-peer abuse.
  • Involving Schools In The Response To Peer-On-Peer Abuse A perspective on the support schools and settings need from multi-agency partners to ameleorate peer-on-peer abuse. Including a discussion on Fair Access Panels.

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