This workshop provides participants with an understanding of child-on-child abuse, sexual violence, and sexual harassment, focusing on recognising early indicators and responding effectively. It will equip professionals with strategies to create a culture of openness, support disclosures, and prevent abuse, in line with KCSIE 2024 guidelines.
This workshop provides participants with an in-depth understanding of the current landscape of child-onchild abuse, sexual violence, and sexual harassment, as outlined in KCSIE 2024. Attendees will explore the lived experiences of pupils today, both online and offline, and learn to recognise early indicators of child-on-child abuse. Key topics will include identifying harmful sexual behaviours, understanding the definitions of sexual harassment and sexual violence, and addressing the growing concern of online sexual abuse. Participants will gain practical insights into the nuances of these issues, equipping them to respond effectively.
A major focus of the session will be fostering a culture of openness, where children feel supported to disclose concerns and approach trusted adults for help. Participants will also learn how to create a safe, welcoming environment that encourages these disclosures, alongside strategies for responding effectively when concerns are raised. This workshop ensures that professionals are well-prepared to recognise, respond to, and prevent instances of sexual violence and harassment in line with statutory safeguarding guidelines.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
DSL’s, Deputy DSL’s, Headteachers, Deputy Headteachers, CEO’s, CSEL’s, Safeguarding Governors.
FACILITATOR
With over two decades in the police force, Charlie believes in giving a voice to the voiceless. She recognises the impact of the institutional and oppressive system that exists and uses her voice to be proactive to prevent harm and abuse from existing in our society.
She has a track record of challenging, impacting, and influencing, with substantial knowledge of laws, legislations, and guidelines. She is able to provide clients with individualised support that fosters empathy.
Her inquisitive nature enables her to keep up to date with child protection and safeguarding issues, concerns and trends to challenge, empower and educate organisations to keep those in their care safe.
