A Safeguarding Resource to help Children Share their Worries
We have created this resource for teachers, sports coaches, youth group leaders and anyone else working with children to share with those in their care. This useful poster will help children understand concerns and prompt them to share anything that makes them feel uncomfortable with their safeguarding lead.
We have this resource available in two languages - English and Welsh.
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English Language Poster
Welsh Language Poster
Please note these posters are generic safeguarding posters that can be used for multiple sectors including education, sport, charities, faith organisations and housing associations. You can find additional information here for the English Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance and the Welsh education guidance Keeping Learners Safe.
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A Safeguarding Resource to help Children Share their Worries
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