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ENGAGING, RELEVANT, COST EFFECTIVE TRAINING
The Prevent Duty For Schools and Childcare Providers
Our online Prevent duty awareness training explains the main points of the Prevent duty and the measures that schools and childcare providers must take in order to comply with it. Examples and scenarios will make you aware of the indicators that a child may be vulnerable to radicalisation and what to do if you believe a child is at risk.
For employers, the training provides an easy way to ensure that they comply with the legal responsibilities under Section 26 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015.
To engage the learner and assist the transfer of knowledge, the training includes thought provoking scenarios and questions throughout. The audio narrative presents key points clearly and concisely, enabling learners to acquire knowledge incrementally.
The approximate duration of this training is 1 hour.
PURCHASING FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
0333 577 5016 [email protected]
If you are buying for your organisation rather than for yourself, it is simple for you to add learners, assign training and print certificates. You will have a dashboard to monitor learner progress and attainment.
Our training licences don’t expire and are only assigned to a learner the first time they launch the training. Substantial discounts are applied to bulk purchases and annual licences are also available.
The course has been certified by the CPD Certification Service.
The course assessment is generated from question banks so will change each time it is taken. A certificate, with CPD logo, is available for download on successful completion of the assessment.
£10 ONLY
ENGAGING, RELEVANT, COST EFFECTIVE TRAINING
The Prevent Duty For Schools and Childcare Providers
INTRODUCTION TO THE PREVENT DUTY
What is meant by the terms ‘radicalisation’, ‘British values’ and ‘extremism’.
What the Prevent duty is and what it aims to achieve.
The relationship between the Prevent duty and safeguarding duties.
Where the Prevent duty applies in the UK.
Which organisations must comply with the duty.
HOW THE PREVENT DUTY WORKS
The role that schools and childcare providers play in referring cases of concern.
The government’s flagship counter-terrorism scheme – Channel.
The frequency of referrals made to Channel by schools and childcare providers.
Who is referred to Channel.
How a Channel panel is formed.
The role Channel plays in safeguarding young people.
COMPLYING WITH PREVENT
What a Prevent risk assessment covers.
Some other organisations that schools must work in partnership with.
The risk the Internet poses for young people.
What schools must put in place to oppose online risks.
The need to share information and maintain records.
Who is responsible for compliance.
The powers the government can implement if the Prevent duty is not complied with.
LEGISLATION RELATING TO THE PREVENT DUTY
What the Prevent duty requires of school leaders and staff.
Legislation that you must keep in mind when sharing information under the Prevent duty.
Your legal duty to promote British values.
HOW TO RESPOND TO EXTREMISM
A procedure for reporting a concern.
The importance of responding proportionately.
Examples of how to promote resilience to extremism.
ACCESSING SUPPORT
Where to find other sources of information about Prevent.
0333 577 5016 [email protected]
