Child Protection Policy. Responding to and reporting students at risk of harm Child Protection: Allegations against Employees Responding to Allegations against Employees in the Area of Child Protection Complaints Handling Guidelines Controversial Issues in Schools Policy and Procedures Externally funded service providers delivering health, disability and wellbeing services to students: Information for providers and provider checklist Training Child Protection Training The Contractor and its personnel must complete, on an annual basis, the department’s Mandatory Child Protection Training online (via MyPL), or a suitable alternative child protection training program delivered by the Contractor for its staff. Prior to the commencement of any services at the school, the Contractor’s personnel who are engaged to provide services at the school will be required to provide the school with a copy of the certificate that is awarded upon completion of the DoE’s Mandatory Child Protection Training. Where the Contractor delivers its own child protection training, the Contractor warrants, by signing this Agreement, that this training covers the following content: child protection mandatory reporting and professional conduct legal responsibilities recognising child abuse and neglect indicators understanding reporting processes for suspected risk of significant harm acceptable and unacceptable practice in: care and discipline of children provider – child relationships interactions with children with identified needs. A Contractor approved to deliver services under the Specialist Allied Health Service Provider Scheme (the Scheme), will have met the child protection training requirement as part of the Contractor’s qualification to the Scheme. The school is not required to obtain evidence of this training for a Contractor approved under the Scheme. Health Care Related Training Where required by the school, the Contractor and its personnel may need to complete the ASCIA Schools and Childcare Anaphylaxis e-training or any other relevant health care related training specific to a student’s health care needs, and reflecting the nature of the service being provided and the degree of supervision of the provider’s activities at the school. SERVICE SCHEDULE: Externally Funded Service Providers - Engagement Agreement Calendar Year [YYYY] School Name [Insert school name] Student Name [Insert student name] Services to be delivered to the student [Drafting Note: Therapist to provide detailed description of the ...
Child Protection Policy. Responding to and reporting students at risk of harm • Child Protection: Allegations against Employees • Responding to Allegations against Employees in the Area of Child Protection • Complaints Handling Guidelines • Controversial Issues in Schools Policy and Procedures • Externally funded service providers delivering health, disability and wellbeing services to students: Information for providers and provider checklist
Child Protection Policy means the Child Protection Policy and any guidelines, procedures and appendices attached thereto as adopted amended and published from time to time by SKGB;
Examples of Child Protection Policy in a sentence
The Hirer shall provide the village hall management committee with a copy of their CRB check and Child Protection Policy on request.
The Hirer shall provide the Village Hall committee with a copy of their Child Protection Policy on request.
Child Protection Policy: USI is committed to taking appropriate measures to ensure the safety and well-being of minors participating in USI-related activities and to report either instances of or suspected inappropriate conduct or child abuse as required by law (IC 31- 33-5).
The Supplier warrants that, in relation to all activities in connection with the Project, where any of the Location(s) are in England or Wales, it will comply with all legislation and statutory guidance relevant at any time in such Location(s) to the safeguarding and protection of children and vulnerable adults (including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Children Act 1989), and with the British Council’s Child Protection Policy, as may be amended from time to time.
The Hirer shall provide the Village Hall management committee with a copy of their CRB check and Child Protection Policy on request.
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Child Protection Policy maintain a Child Protection Policy that accords with the requirements of Section 19 of the Children’s Act 2014, including:
Child Protection Policy. A Team Leader is expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Child Protection Policy and Procedures. Excursion Policy: A Team Leader is expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Excursion Policy and Procedures. Campus Creche’s Professionalism Statement: Campus Creche Staff will behave with professional Conduct = Intention and Accountability
Child Protection Policy. Fully registered Kaiako are expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Child Protection Policy and Procedures. Excursion Policy: Fully registered Kaiako are expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Excursion Policy and Procedures. Campus Creche’s Professionalism Statement: Campus Creche Staff will behave with professional Conduct = Intention and Accountability Standards for the Teaching Profession Xxx Xxxxxxx xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx (please refer to the Teaching Council’s Our Code Our Standards booklet for Elaborations of each Standard).
Child Protection Policy. A Support person is expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Child Protection Policy and Procedures. Excursion Policy: A Support person is expected to read, understand and accept their responsibility in implementing the Campus Creche Excursion Policy and Procedures. Campus Creche’s Professionalism Statement: Campus Creche Staff will behave with professional Conduct =
Child Protection Policy means written policies and procedures protecting Children and ensuring their well-being or any successor document, which describes the role and responsibilities of Community Services in protecting children from harm and abuse.
Child Protection Policy means written policies and procedures protecting Children and ensuring their well-being or any successor document, which describes the role and responsibilities of Education and Leisure Services in protecting children from harm and abuse.
Child Protection Policy. Responding to and reporting students at risk of harm Child Protection: Allegations against Employees Responding to Allegations against Employees in the Area of Child Protection Complaints Handling Guidelines Controversial Issues in Schools Policy and Procedures Externally funded service providers delivering health, disability and wellbeing services to students: Information for providers and provider checklist Training Child Protection Training The Contractor and its personnel must complete, on an annual basis, the department’s Mandatory Child Protection Training online (via MyPL), or a suitable alternative child protection training program delivered by the Contractor for its staff. Prior to the commencement of any services at the school, the Contractor’s personnel who are engaged to provide services at the school will be required to provide the school with a copy of the certificate that is awarded upon completion of the DoE’s Mandatory Child Protection Training. Where the Contractor delivers its own child protection training, the Contractor warrants, by signing this Agreement, that this training covers the following content: child protection mandatory reporting and professional conduct legal responsibilities recognising child abuse and neglect indicators understanding reporting processes for suspected risk of significant harm acceptable and unacceptable practice in: care and discipline of children provider – child relationships interactions with children with identified needs.