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CONCERNS
REPORTING CONCERNS
REPORTING CONCERNS
What constitutes abuse or inappropriate behaviour? What should you do if you’re concerned about an adult’s behaviour or a child has come to you with worrying information?
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Dealing with Allegations
This section explains initial points to consider when handling cases of suspected abuse or poor practice.
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Responding to Concerns & Allegations
The guidance here explains the route to follow when dealing with suspected abuse.
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Definitions of Abuse & Poor Practice
These definitions explain exactly what behaviour entails abuse or poor practice, and how to recognise it where it occurs.
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Disciplining & Suspending Adults
When allegations or concerns are serious, some immediate things need to happen to safeguard children’s welfare and the interests of the adult involved. The steps are explained here.
