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Unread 07-20-2010, 10:43 PM
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i have to list the steps in the child protection process to safeguard children, i have to do a flowchart to show this and i only get 3hours a fortnight with the tutor so we dont get to go over everything she said this would be in the book but i cannot find it please can anyone help with the steps i no some but dont wanna miss any out
- practitioner has concerns about a childs welfare - C.A.F
- colleague
- line manager
- child protection officer
- senco - social services - police
- parent meeting
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Unread 07-21-2010, 10:45 PM
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i have to list the steps in the child protection process to safeguard children, i have to do a flowchart to show this and i only get 3hours a fortnight with the tutor so we dont get to go over everything she said this would be in the book but i cannot find it please can anyone help with the steps i no some but dont wanna miss any out
- practitioner has concerns about a childs welfare - C.A.F
- colleague
- line manager
- child protection officer
- senco - social services - police
- parent meeting
Hi,
This is not a full answer to your question, but a cut and pasted part of an old answer I have previously given , as I thought you may find the flow chart handy - if you don't already have one.

Follow organisational procedures.
Look at your setting's policies and procedures and you will see what policies your setting has drawn up and why; you will have procedures to carry out


Your local area/authority - could have different policies and procedures to other areas or counties so you need to check/ask your manager. Normally you will have a telephone number (of a duty officer) to contact if you are in any doubt.



The link below should take you to the Blue flow Chart, if not use your search engine and look for:

What to do if you're worried a child is being abused and click on the site for 'A Flow chart for referral.'

http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=...ZP6INdQW4LK5ug


If you display this poster and the telephone number/person you need to contact - that can be one of the procedures you carry out to safe guard children.
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thank you! x
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The information you need should be in your setting's safeguarding children's policy :-)
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