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Help SOS protecting children fron abuse

please can any1 help need to do actitivy on how to protect children from abuse and i have not got a clue where to start i work with 4/5 year old has any1 got any ideas please
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Take a well known children's book... Hansel and Gretel or similar and talk through the 'what if' scenarios with the children.

Be careful to prepare parents for what you are doing so they can answer any follow up questions at home.

Keep it very light for this age group - maybe the key message will be 'what should we do if we are worried / frightened' or something similar.

Good luck!
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