Wirral Safeguarding News

26 November 2024

Ariel Trust Safeguarding Resources and training – Free for Wirral Primary Schools

26 November 2024

The Ariel Trust are providing free Safeguarding Resources for all Wirral Primary Schools Ariel Trust Resources – 2024/2025 Training Dates Available  Ariel Trust is offering your school FREE access to online staff training and 3 resources aimed at equipping children with the skills necessary to resist the processes associated with...

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14 November 2024

Section 11 Topic 4 is live!

14 November 2024

Topic 4: Safe & Confident Workforce Section 11 Section 175 (for schools and colleges only ) If you would like to find out mor about Section 11 or to complete previous topics, follow this link: https://www.wirralsafeguarding.co.uk/professionals/section-11-175-audit/ Deadline: 6th December 2024.

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13 November 2024

The launch of Branch – support for young people

13 November 2024

Branch is an online mental wellbeing hub for children and young people in Wirral, from 0 all the way to 18 (and up to 25 with additional needs). It doesn’t deliver services directly – it’s more of a guide, helping people to find the best tools and local support. It...

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4 November 2024

Rethinking the language of Suicide

4 November 2024

The latest NSPCC Blog: Why Language Matters blog explores the language used to talk about suicide. The blog looks at how the language can be accusatory and can minimise what children and young people are going through. It highlights how rethinking language choices can help to reduce the stigma and...

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4 November 2024

Free Prevent Projects for Secondary School Aged Children

4 November 2024

OddArts – interactive drama performance exploring how every day grievances can be used by different extremist ideologies and weaponised to fragment communities and saw hatred. Available for Y7 and older. Small Steps – this is a session exploring extremist right wing ideologies and looks at what is the radicalisation process,...

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