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Understand how to work with children and young people to support their safety and wellbeing
Table of Contents
Click on the icon opposite to open an activity sheet containing tasks for you to read and complete.If you have any questions you should contact your tutor who will be able to offer guidance.
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Tutorial Video
Reading Materials
Laser Learning reading text
‘Helping your child develop a healthy sense of self-esteem’ webpage on the Healthy Children website.
‘How to build your child’s self-esteem’ webpage on the Todays Parent website
Presentation
Good Practice Example
Interactive Quiz
Evidence Opportunities
Extended Learning
Click this icon and read this article from The Guardian’s Penny Gregory about encouraging children’s choices. Includes suggestions for activities.
Click this icon and read 'Building self-esteem: children 1-8 years’ webpage on the Raising Children website. Click on the icon to the left to read this article.
Click to read ‘Excellence and Enjoyment: social and emotional aspects of learning’ by the National Strategies. This document was published under a previous government and may not reflect current policy, but much of the guidance is still relevant today.
Try to obtain and read pages 248- 249 of ‘Understanding Child Development: Linking Theory and Practice’ by Jennie Lindon, published by Hodder Arnold. The pages are about vulnerability and resilience. Your setting may have a copy of this book or you might like to look for it at your local library.
Click to read 'DfE and ACPO drug advice for schools' by the Department for Education.
Click to read 'An innovative approach to learning about healthy relationships, abuse and consent: Notre Dame RC School' by Ofsted.
'Coping with self-harm: A guide for parents and carers' by The Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford. Click on the icon to read guidance which you may find useful for your role.
Visit the Child Development Institute’s webpage for parents about encouraging children’s self-esteem
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