Intro to Safeguarding and Child Well-being

This course outlines key duties and applied methods in safeguarding and child protection within UAE education, with attention to risk identification, timely action, and stable learning environments. The structure follows MOE, KHDA, SPEK, and ADEK compliance requirements and reflects current legislation in the region. 

It remains suitable for teachers, assistants, early-years teams, support workers, and activity leaders. People searching for child protection training in the UAE, safeguarding courses in Dubai, child safety certification in Abu Dhabi, or UAE school safeguarding requirements consistently find this program relevant.

Intro to Safeguarding and Child Well-being
  • Focuses on risk identification and timely action.
  • Outlines key duties and applied methods in safeguarding and child protection.
  • Maintains stable learning environments.
  • Follows MOE, KHDA, SPEK, and ADEK compliance requirements.
  • Reflects current UAE legislation.
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What you'll learn

  • Explain the meaning of safeguarding and child protection.
  • Identify different types of abuse and early-warning signs.
  • Understand key legislation and legal responsibilities.
  • Perform daily safeguarding checks in learning environments.
  • Respond correctly when a child discloses information.
  • Maintain professional boundaries and follow safe working practices.
  • Record and report safeguarding concerns accurately.
  • Follow setting-specific safeguarding procedures with confidence.

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There is/are 5 module(s) in this course

Module 1: Intro to Safeguarding and Child Well-being

Lesson 1.1: What Safeguarding Means

  • Definition and purpose

  • Safeguarding vs child protection

  • Why safeguarding is every educator’s responsibility

Lesson 1.2: Well-being and Development

  • How safety affects learning and behaviour

  • Emotional needs in early years

  • Building safe, supportive environments

Lesson 1.3: Key Safeguarding Terms

  • Harm

  • Risk

  • Disclosure

  • Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL/DSO)

Module 2: Child Protection

Lesson 2.1: Types of Abuse

  • Physical abuse

  • Emotional abuse

  • Sexual abuse

  • Neglect

  • Domestic abuse

Lesson 2.2: Recognising Early Warning Signs

  • Behavioural indicators

  • Physical signs

  • How children show distress

Lesson 2.3: Vulnerable Groups

  • Children with SEND

  • Children facing family conflict

  • Cultural or language barriers

Lesson 2.4: Legal Frameworks in the UAE

  • MOE, KHDA, SPEK, ADEK requirements

  • Children’s Act

  • Mandatory reporting duties

Module 3: Safeguarding in the Classroom Setting

Lesson 3.1: Daily Well-being Check

  • The 10-second entry check

  • Spotting tiredness, fear, withdrawal, or hygiene issues

Lesson 3.2: Creating a Safe Classroom Culture

  • Anti-bullying strategies

  • Emotional literacy

  • Positive behaviour support

Lesson 3.3: Risk Assessment in Early Years

  • Identifying hazards

  • Setting routines for safety

  • Supporting individual care needs

Lesson 3.4: E-Safety and Digital Supervision

  • Online risks

  • Safe device use

  • Supervising digital activity

Module 4: Role of Early Years Educators in Safeguarding

Lesson 4.1: Professional Boundaries

  • One-to-one interactions

  • Favouritism

  • Gifts

  • Personal contact details

Lesson 4.2: Safe Working Practices

  • Safe physical contact

  • Appearance and behaviour

  • Social media expectations

Lesson 4.3: Working With Colleagues

  • Reporting concerns

  • Escalating unsafe behaviour

  • Whistleblowing protection

Lesson 4.4: Joining a New Setting

  • Essential safeguarding documents

  • Key safeguarding people (DSO/DSL)

  • Where forms are kept

  • Reporting flowchart

Module 5: Observing and Reporting to Protect Children

Lesson 5.1: Understanding Disclosure

  • Why children disclose

  • Barriers to disclosure

  • Types of disclosure (direct, indirect, behavioural)

Lesson 5.2: Listening and Responding

  • Snack-Time Protocol (Observe, Listen, Ask open questions, Stay calm)

  • Staying supportive without interviewing

Lesson 5.3: Recording Evidence Correctly

  • Verbatim notes

  • Time and date logging

  • Storing records securely

Lesson 5.4: Reporting Procedures

  • Who to contact

  • What to do

  • What NOT to do

  • Paper and digital systems

  • When cases escalate to external agencies

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