Who is responsible for safeguarding?, The Safeguarding Officer only, Parents only, . Everyone, The Manager only, If a child asks you to keep a safeguarding concern secret, you should:, Promise never to tell anyone, Keep the secret until the next day, Explain that you may need to share information to keep them safe, Tell all staff immediately, Which of the following is part of safeguarding?, Only protecting children from physical abuse, Promoting welfare and protecting children from harm, Supervising activities only, Only reporting concerns, What should you do if you suspect a child is being abused?, Follow procedures and report the concern, Ask other children what happened, Investigate yourself, Wait for more evidence, Which is NOT a category of abuse?, Physical Abuse, Emotional Abuse, Neglect, Difficulty Sharing Toys, Safeguarding concerns should be recorded:, At the end of the week, As soon as possible after the concern or disclosure, Only by managers, Only if requested, Which law provides the framework for safeguarding children and adults in Wales?, Health and Safety at Work Act, Equality Act 2010, Human Rights Act, Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014, Which is a potential risk of social media?, Grooming, Improved literacy, Better communication skills, Exercise, What should staff do if a safeguarding concern involves a colleague?, Ignore it, Follow safeguarding procedures and report it, Confront them publicly, Speak to other staff first, Which statement about e-safety is correct?, It only applies at school, It only applies to social media, Children do not need to know about it, It helps children recognise and respond to online risks

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