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Basic Safeguarding and Child Protection Awareness HAF Programme 2025/26

Audience: Out of School Providers
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This is an introductory safeguarding E-Learning course that can form part of staff induction to ensure staff working with children and young people in Kent in non-education settings such as sports clubs, youth groups etc have the essential knowledge and skills needed to recognise, report and record child safeguarding concerns.

This E-learning course will enable staff to recognise and respond to a variety of safeguarding concerns and explores current national and local safeguarding guidance, as well as best practice policy and procedures. It is important that once staff have completed the training, they find out their own organisations specific child protection policies and procedures.

This course has been developed for organisations participating in the Holiday Activities and Food Programme (Kent), however the content may be appropriate for other non-education settings or organisations working with children and young people, such as sports providers etc. HAF providers will be provided with a code to enable their staff to access this course at no cost.

This course will take approximately 3 hours to complete.

This course is free for Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme partners.  Don't forget to use your voucher code at the checkout.  If you're unsure of the code please email [email protected]

The learnig outcomes of this course are:

  • To recognise potential abuse, harm, exploitation or neglect, and to consider what makes a child vulnerable.
  • Recognise our personal responsibilities to safeguard children and contribute to a safe environment.
  • Identify current safeguarding issues.
  • Be confident responding to child protection concerns and know when to make a referral in Kent.
  • Consider our own professional behaviour expectations.

The benefits of taking this course include:

  • Provides essential safeguarding knowledge for staff working with children and young people in non-education settings (e.g., sports clubs, youth groups).

  • Helps staff recognize, report, and record safeguarding concerns confidently.

  • Covers current national and local safeguarding guidelines and best practices.

  • Supports staff induction by building foundational skills in child protection.

The lessons included in this course are:

  • Course Introduction
  • Introduction to Safeguarding
  • Legislation and Guidance
  • Recognising vulnerability, abuse and neglect
  • Asking for help and making referrals
  • Specific forms of abuse and other saefguarding issues
  • Child Safe Culture: Safer working practice, allegations and keeping yourself safe online
  • Knowledge check
  • Conclusion

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Product Type:
E-Learning
Product Topic:
Out of School
Safeguarding