A child tells you something worrying and asks you not to tell anyone. What is the BEST response?, Promise secrecy to gain trust, Tell the child you cannot help, Explain you may need to share information with appropriate people to keep them safe, Contact the child's friends, Why is partnership working important in safeguarding?, It reduces paperwork, Different agencies can share information to make better decisions and improve outcomes, It avoids speaking to families, It allows responsibility to be passed to others, A setting wants to reduce online safeguarding risks. Which combination is MOST effective?, Staff training, e-safety policies, monitored use and age-appropriate education for children, Only talk to parents, Ban all technology permanently, Allow unrestricted internet access, Which statement best describes the difference between safeguarding and child protection?, Child protection is broader than safeguarding, They mean exactly the same thing, Safeguarding only applies in schools, Child protection is part of safeguarding and focuses on children at risk of significant harm, Which source should a playworker use to access the most up-to-date safeguarding procedures and guidance in Wales?, Social media groups for childcare staff, Wales Safeguarding Procedures (including the Wales Safeguarding Procedures App), A colleague from another setting, An online parenting forum, Which example is most likely to require safeguarding consideration?, A child occasionally forgets a coat, A sudden unexplained change in behaviour, A child prefers football to art, A child changes hairstyle, Why is it important to record safeguarding concerns accurately?, To reduce administrative work, To support rumours, To provide factual evidence and support decision making, To replace professional judgement, Which statement about whistleblowing is correct?, Staff can be disciplined for whistleblowing, It only applies to managers, Workers are protected by law when reporting genuine concerns, It should only be used outside work, A child frequently reenacts frightening situations during play. This could:, Mean nothing and should be ignored, Always indicate criminal behaviour, Mean the child must be excluded, Be a possible indicator that the child is processing experiences or trauma, Why was the Children Act 2004 introduced?, To introduce GDPR, To strengthen the Children Act 1989 through greater accountability and multi-agency working, To regulate social media use by children, To replace safeguarding procedures in Wales

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