FACE TO FACE course: Digital Safeguarding - Reducing Risk and Building Resilience
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This course supports professionals in all settings working with children and families to identify online risks and provide appropriate, safe and suitable support. It provides an in-depth exploration of common risks such as cyberbullying and serious risks including grooming and emerging threats like online self-harm and extremism. Links, slides and a course pack are provided which includes access to high quality and up to date E-Safety materials suitable for use in all settings.
Course programme:
Children and young people online - behaviours and risks
Cyberbullying
Digital Self-Assessment - are you OFSTED ready?
Supporting young people involved in an incident
Engaging Students, Parents and Carers
Sexting
Risky online behaviour - early help strategies
Online grooming
Working with vulnerable young people - routes for support
Spotting the signs
Perpetrator Support
Complex and emerging problems
Maintaining professional boundaries
Digital Exclusion
This course is delivered by Jeremy Day, Digital Safeguarding Lead for Oxfordshire County Council's Family Support Service.