Media horror stories bombard us daily when it comes to children and e-safety, but is going online really as dangerous for children as some journalists would have us believe? A new report from the London School of Economics has found that children might be better at self-regulating their internet usage ...
It's lunchtime. As you lift your fork, a piece of chicken falls and drops on the floor. Do you throw it in the bin, or pick it up and eat it? Many of us will probably do the latter, justifying it with the ‘five-second rule’ – if it's picked up within five ...
Our new Child Protection – Level 3 online training course provides a thorough understanding of child protection by covering a breadth of topics relevant to anybody with a responsibility for safeguarding children and young people. The nine-module course delivers 9 CPD hours and covers: child development and negative influences on it parenting capacity the forms of ...
Our new Safeguarding Adults training course provides provides the key information needed to help safeguard vulnerable adults. The four concise learning modules cover the basics of abuse, how to recognise situations where abuse might occur, the signs of abuse, the importance of taking action, and good practice guidelines. It is available to train ...
The London Grid for Learning (LGfL) has recently published the results of the London e-safety survey on 17,000 children. The survey was triggered by the blatant and highly significant change in the way children and young people access and consume online media in comparison to earlier studies of the same age groups.The ...
