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Keeping kids safe from sexual abuse in schools
http://themamabeareffect.org/1/post/2014/08/keeping-kids-safe-from-sexual-abuse-in-schools.html http://www.tulir.org/takestovillage.htm#schools Schools are at the frontline of child protection since they have the potential to both teach protective behaviors effectively and to a greater number of children than any other system, including parental instructions. This is because a larg e part of the truly "awake" time of a child's waking hours are spent at school. Besides educators have a special role in combating child sexual abuse, as they possess the knowledge, training and opportunity to observe and respond to children's behaviour and physical conditions over a period of time. Additionally, because of the close daily contact they are in a unique position to identify these children who need help and protection. What schools can do to prevent Child Sexual Abuse: * Ensure teachers, volunteers and anyone else with access to children is properly screened
Teachers and Prevention Training
Schools have fire suppression systems and evacuation procedures. Coaches are trained to spot and treat issues like heat exhaustion and muscle fatigue. Teachers are trained to assess educational needs and recognize learning difficulties. But what is being done to protect kids from child sexual abuse?
Anti-Bullying Week 2014 (17-21 November).
The Anti-Bullying Alliance has launched the official film for Anti-Bullying Week 2014 (17-21 November). This year, the focus will be on preventing bullying of children with disabilities and special educational needs. Source: Anti-Bullying A lliance http://www.anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/ Anti-Bullying Alliance 28 July 2014 Further information: Official Anti-Bullying Week 2014 film - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRxXbUEbX5E Official Anti-Bullying Week 2014 film - YouTube