Safeguarding Children Training Reviews

Factual and educational, easy to watch

Well presented. Most of the content I was familiar with through my experience as a respite foster carer but I was unaware of "breast ironing" (yuk!) and the county lines situation is very relevant to some of our local area. I liked the focus on listening to your gut instinct, always the best advice.

The order of the sections headed by the four Rs is misleading and different to the order listed in one of thew questions about what they stand for. This difference of order led to my giving the wrong answer to question 13 which asks what you should do after you have recognised and responded. The correct answer was report, and, (not as I chose,) make a written record, yet your presentation says that after listening to a child's disclosure you should make a written record using whichever format your organisation uses. If reporting is more urgent than recording then surely the section on reporting should come before the section on recording. Had this been the case the order would have reinforced the prioritisation of actions rather than contradicting it and creating the confusion that led to my choosing the wrong answer. Also I would have preferred a written version rather than having to sit and liste