Message from NSPCC Learning
The current outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) presents new challenges for everyone working with children. The government has acknowledged that measures need to be taken to keep vulnerable children safe from abuse and neglect. We are looking at how we can best support you in your work, and will continue to highlight helpful information and resources in the forthcoming weeks.
Kent Sport guidance
- Delivering SUPER online sessions – top tips (Download PDF)
- Identifying and minimising risks while delivering online sessions (Download PDF)
- Online sessions safeguarding children checklist (Download PDF)
External resources
- NSPCC Learning – Undertaking remote teaching safely
Topics covered include: consent; contacting children at home; child protection concerns; online safety and mental health and wellbeing. - The Education People – COVID-19 Toolkit
Including template letter to parents/families about online safety and reporting concerns - NSPCC Learning – Protecting children from online abuse
- CBBC Newsround – Coronavirus: Here’s some advice if you’re worried about it
- Childline – Information for children about Coronavirus including help if you’re worried
- NSPCC Learning – How to have difficult conversations with children
- Anna Freud Centre – Supporting young people’s mental health during disruption
- CPSU – COVID-19 and safeguarding in sport
- NSPCC Learning – Coronavirus: 5 steps to update your safeguarding policies and procedures