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Early Years Learning Team
Safeguarding Training
Spring 2021
All courses
will be online
Contents: via Zoom
• Online Training with Zoom – please
read
• E-Safety
• Introduction to Child Protection
• Prevent
• Safeguarding for Early Years Committees
• Safeguarding Lead Practitioner – Full course
• Safeguarding Lead Practitioner – Refresher
• Safer Recruitment
Online Training with Zoom
The training courses within this brochure are delivered online using the Zoom platform.
It is important that you check your organisation’s policy on the use of the training platform prior to
booking. Also, please ensure that you have tested your equipment and are familiar with the
appropriate software before the training takes place. If you would like any help to access Zoom,
please email earlyyearsandchildcare@norfolk.gov.uk
Delegates will receive a Zoom meeting link, meeting ID and password in an emailed confirmation
letter before each course.
Please ensure you read the following information before you join a Zoom session:
• Ensure you are seated comfortably at your computer or with your device in a private room
with no distractions from others
• Join the Zoom ‘waiting room’ 10 minutes before the start time of each session, where the
Tutor will authorise you to join
• Ensure that your Zoom name matches your real first name and surname so that the Tutor
can confirm your identity and only allow booked delegates to join
• Have a drink, notepad/paper and pen to hand (comfort breaks will be given during each
course)
• Please keep your microphone and camera on unless the trainer requests that participants
are muted
In order to maintain a positive learning environment for all participants, when you
attend a Zoom training course you can expect:
• To be treated in a professional and respectful manner
• The session to be led by a knowledgeable and experienced trainer
• Training sessions to start and end at the times specified
• Any concerns regarding the training/trainer to be followed up through evaluation and
feedback given
In return participants are expected to:
• Actively participate in the exercises and discussions in order to fully benefit from the
training: Fun comes from participation; be a thinking participant - ask why?
• Attend for the whole training session. Delegates joining late or leaving early will not
receive a certificate of attendance
• Behave in a professional manner. Any inappropriate/concerning issues or behaviour
relating to safeguarding children will be reported
• Complete an evaluation of the training, reflecting on your learning and the teaching
delivery
Back to contentsE-Safety
Course Aim:
To introduce E-Safety and everyone’s role in
safeguarding children and young people in their use
of new technologies.
By the end of the training, participants will:
• Know how children and young people use new Target audience
technologies and cost
• Have an awareness of E-Safety as a
safeguarding issue Childminders
• Have an awareness of the different ways in Early years group settings
which children and young people might be Out of school clubs
harmed when using new technologies
• Be able to identify potential risk situations £0 – Fully funded
regarding E-Safety when working with children
and young people.
Important information: Training provider
Participants must have completed a valid Introduction
to Child Protection course, within the last three years, Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
prior to attending this training. Safeguarding Children
Partnership)
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
Spring term 2021
Code Venue Dates Time
Z197 Zoom (online) Monday 25 January 9.30am-1pm
Z198 Zoom (online) Wednesday 3 March 6pm-9.30pm
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.
Back to contentsIntroduction to
Child Protection
Aim: To enable all staff and volunteers to develop an
awareness and understanding of safeguarding issues
and processes, and how these relate to their
organisation’s roles and responsibilities.
Target audiences
Learning outcomes: At the end of the training, and cost
participants will have:
• An understanding of the different ways in Childminders
which children and young people can be Early years group settings
harmed and the possible indicators of abuse Out of school clubs
• An awareness of the legislation and guidance
underpinning safeguarding £0 – Fully funded
• Identified personal attitudes and beliefs and
their impact on the recognition and reporting
of safeguarding concerns Training Provider
• An understanding of the appropriate
processes to follow when a possible
Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
safeguarding concern is identified
Safeguarding Children
Partnership)
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
When you join each session please ensure your
camera is on and your proper name is used so the
trainer can be sure the correct people are joining.
You must also ensure that children cannot hear the
training.
Spring term 2021
Code Venue Date Time
Z173 Zoom (online) Wednesday 20 January 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z174 Zoom (online) Saturday 23 January 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z175 Zoom (online) Saturday 30 January 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z176 Zoom (online) Monday 8 February 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.Spring term 2021 continued
Code Venue Date Time
Z177 Zoom (online) Thursday 25 February 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z178 Zoom (online) Saturday 27 February 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z179 Zoom (online) Tuesday 2 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z180 Zoom (online) Saturday 6 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z181 Zoom (online) Friday 12 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z182 Zoom (online) Saturday 20 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z183 Zoom (online) Tuesday 23 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Z184 Zoom (online) Thursday 25 March 9.30am-11.30am &
12pm-2pm
Back to contentsPrevent Training
Workshop to Raise Awareness of Prevent
(WRAP)
This introductory training provides a foundation on
which to develop further knowledge around the risks
of radicalisation and the kinds of support available for Target audiences
those at risk. and cost
At the end of the training, participants will be able to: Childminders
• Understand Prevent’s aims Early years group settings
• Think about who may be vulnerable to Out of school clubs
terrorism Committee members
• See why some people can influence and
manipulate others to commit crimes £0 – Fully funded
• Recognise when a vulnerable individual may
need help
• Be clear on what help and support looks like Training provider
in this area and who you should turn to if you
have concerns Julia Jacka & Gemma Lane
If you have previously attended British Values Early Years Learning Team,
training it is advised that you also complete this Norfolk County Council
course.
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
Prevent Training is also available online via the Home Office. The three packages that are
currently available are:
Prevent Awareness - This offers an introduction to the Prevent Duty and explains how it aims to
safeguard vulnerable people from being radicalised to supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists
themselves.
http://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk
Prevent Referrals - This package builds on the Prevent awareness eLearning training. It is
designed to make sure that when we share a concern that a vulnerable individual may be being
radicalised, that the referral is robust, informed and with good intention, and that the response to
that concern is considered, and proportionate.
https://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk/preventreferrals
Channel Awareness - This training package is for anyone who may be asked to contribute to, sit
on, or even run a Channel Panel. It is aimed at all levels, from a professional asked to input and
attend for the first time, to a member of staff new to their role and organising a panel meeting.
https://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk/channelawareness
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.Spring term 2021 Code Venue Dates Time Z244 Zoom (online) Tuesday 12 January 6.30pm-8.30pm Z245 Zoom (online) Monday 22 February 9.30am-11.30am Z245 Zoom (online) Wednesday 17 March 1pm-3pm Back to contents
Safeguarding for Early
Years Committees
This course will focus on the role of Early Years
Committees and their responsibilities in relation to
safeguarding children.
Target audiences
It will look at the legislative framework around
safeguarding, as well as the lessons learned from
and cost
high profile cases in Early Years settings. It will look Committee members
at the policies and procedures needed to ensure safe
working practices, as well as management £0 – Fully funded
responsibilities.
This training is not aimed at practitioners. Early
years and childcare practitioners require specific
training around signs and symptoms of abuse, which
is covered in the Introduction to Child Protection Training Provider
training.
Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
Safeguarding Children
Partnership)
Spring term 2021
Code Venue Dates Time
Z199 Zoom (online) Thursday 11 March 7pm-9pm
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.
Back to contentsSafeguarding
Lead Practitioner
This course is aimed at individuals who will be taking
on the role of Safeguarding Lead Practitioner. It will Target audiences
build on the knowledge that participants will have
gained from Introduction to Child Protection training, and cost
which must have been completed within the last
three years. Completion of all sessions is essential. Childminders
Early years group settings
The training will cover: Out of school clubs
• Awareness of the current legislation and
guidance underpinning safeguarding work £0 – Fully funded
• Understand the continuum of support that exists
to assist children, young people and families
• Begin to understand the role of the Safeguarding Training Provider
Lead and other multi-agency roles within the
safeguarding/child protection process Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
• Know how to record concerns and be able to Safeguarding Children
describe the child protection process that follows Partnership)
a referral to children’s social care
• Be aware of what constitutes a good
safeguarding children policy
• Understand the role of the Safeguarding Lead
and other multi-agency roles within the
safeguarding/child protection process – including
Child Protection Conferences and Core Groups
• Have an awareness of safe working practice and
how to manage allegations against staff members
• Know what Serious Case reviews are and how
these can impact on Early Years Safeguarding
Practice
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.Spring term 2021
Code Venue Dates Time
Z185 Zoom (online) Saturday 16 January 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Saturday 23 January 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z186 Zoom (online) Monday 22 February 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Monday 1 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z187 Zoom (online) Saturday 27 February 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Saturday 6 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z188 Zoom (online) Wednesday 10 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Wednesday 17 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Back to contentsSafeguarding Lead
Practitioner Refresher
This Early Years SLP Refresher training is for those
who have previously attended the 2 day SLP/SDP
course and the Intro to Child Protection and need to
update after 3 years. The refresher course will:
Target audiences
• Update child protection and safeguarding and cost
knowledge
• Look at updates in legislation and guidance Childminders
and the effect on practice Early years group settings
• Confidence build around more complex cases Out of school clubs
• Evaluate own decision making, practice and
values, as well as those of the setting £0 – Fully funded
• Advise on procedural updates within the
Safeguarding Children system
• Include learning from latest Serious Case Training Provider
Reviews, including Norfolk
• Introduce key themes around E-Safety
Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
This course combines the Introduction to Child Safeguarding Children
Protection and SLP/SDP Refresher. Those new Partnership)
to the SLP/SDP role will need to complete an
Introduction course and the 2 day SLP course
and can only do this refresher 3 years later.
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
Spring term 2021
Code Venue Dates Time
Z189 Zoom (online) Tuesday 26 January 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z190 Zoom (online) Saturday 6 February 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z191 Zoom (online) Wednesday 24 February 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z192 Zoom (online) Monday 8 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z193 Zoom (online) Saturday 13 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Z194 Zoom (online) Saturday 20 March 9.30am-12pm & 1pm-3.30pm
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.
Back to contentsSafer Recruitment
This training is for those who are responsible for
recruiting staff in early years and childcare settings,
including childminders who employ assistants. It is
also intended that chairpersons of committee run
groups complete the training with the manager.
The training will support Norfolk County Council’s
documentation ‘Safeguarding in early years and
childcare – guidance for early years and childcare Target audiences
settings in Norfolk.’ and cost
The aims are: Childminders with assistants
• To be confident in the recruitment process Early years group settings
• To be confident in appointment Out of school clubs
• To understand the requirements and Committee chairs
procedures of safer recruitment
• To be able to develop setting appropriate £0 – Fully funded
paperwork to support the recruitment and
appointment process Training Provider
• To know where to go for support
Safer – NSCP (Norfolk
The training will enable delegates to develop a robust
Safeguarding Children
and secure recruitment process within their setting.
Partnership)
They will consider recent developments in the area,
legislative framework and look at one serious case
review regarding safer recruitment. One of the key
messages from this training will be a commitment to
safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children
and young people and the expectation that all staff
and volunteers share in this commitment.
Safer recruitment is all part of the ongoing process of
safe staffing, including safer working practices.
Those successful in being allocated a place will be
emailed Zoom joining instructions.
Spring term 2021
Code Venue Dates Time
Z195 Zoom (online) Tuesday 2 February 6.30pm-9pm
Tuesday 9 February 6.30pm-9pm
Z196 Zoom (online) Thursday 4 March 9.30am-12pm
Friday 5 March 9.30am-12pm
Privacy notice: By applying for courses in the Early Years Learning training programme you give consent to Norfolk County
Council (NCC) processing and holding the personal data within your application in accordance with the NCC privacy policy.
You consent to the information being passed to the training provider that will be delivering the course that you have applied for.
The training provider may be an individual or team within NCC or a private organisation that has been commissioned by NCC.
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