Looking for warning signs of Female Genital Mutilation With recent changes to safeguarding children Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) has been more widely exposed and it is now those working in childcare responsibility to look out for warning signs and report their concerns. Having a clear understanding of what Female Genital Mutilation
Early childhood education is an important time. It’s a huge chapter for learning for children academically, socially and emotionally. During this time, teachers play an important role. And so do nurses. So let’s take a look at how nurses and educators work together to support child health. As well as
Recognising the signs and symptoms of sepsis To help parents/carers recognise the symptoms of sepsis, a nationwide campaign has been launched by Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt. The campaign is aimed to help parents and carers protect their young children. Why not watch this film featuring campaigner Melissa Mead who lost
How to achieve that Ofsted outstanding grade during an Ofsted inspection Since the introduction of the Common Inspection Framework, it is becoming increasing difficult to achieve the Ofsted outstanding grade during an Ofsted inspection. To achieve the outstanding grade, it is down to settings to ensure they are meeting the
Is your childcare setting aware of new updated safeguarding documents? As the government is continuously updating Safeguarding documentation and legislation, it is highly important for employees working in the early years sector to be familiar with these changes, this is to ensure children’s welfare is paramount. At the end of
How staff can manage cases of infectious diseases in Childcare Settings Preventing the spread of infectious diseases is imperative in childcare settings. As we know children are prone in picking up infectious diseases. It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure necessary steps are in place to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
Finding out more about child trafficking Child Trafficking is a form of abuse, it is becoming more widely heard about. It is where children are recruited, moved or transported and then exploited, they are forced to work or be sold. Children and families are groomed by people, this is a way
All professionals should be aware of what sepsis is Sepsis is a rare infection but can be serious if not treated immediately. If professionals suspect children have sepsis, they should seek medical help straight away as it could be life threatening. Symptoms for children under five; ( these symptoms are
What is sexual assault? Sexual abuse can happen to anyone; it is an act that a person does not give consent to. Children as young as babies can be subject to sexual abuse, therefore everyone who works in early years setting should be fully aware of the signs and symptoms.
An easy way to make practitioners aware of Safeguarding children It is managers responsibility to ensure practitioners are fully aware of how to safeguard children. On induction the settings policies and procedures should be discussed, giving practitioners an understanding of what to do if they have a concern. As safeguarding children
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