Prevent Duty: Early Years Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Prevent Duty: Early Years QuizOnline version Guarding against radicalisation in early years. by Michelle Gilkes 1 What is the Prevent duty primarily aimed at in early years settings? a Preventing radicalisation and safeguarding children b Reducing safeguarding responsibilities c Promoting only religious education 2 Which is a potential early warning sign of radicalisation in a child? a Sudden shift to extreme views b Healthy skepticism and curiosity c Interest in science and math 3 What should staff do if they suspect a child is being radicalised? a Refer to safeguarding policy and speak to the safeguarding lead b Ignore concerns to avoid distress c Discuss with parents only without policy 4 What is Channel in the context of Prevent? a A curriculum module about religion b A government process to provide support to individuals at risk of radicalisation c A type of classroom activity 5 Which practice helps prevent radicalisation in early years? a Encouraging parents to withdraw children from society b Creating inclusive, critical-thinking environments c Punishing children for questioning beliefs 6 What should a safeguarding policy include for Prevent? a A policy against talking about religion b Only contact parents when issues arise c Clear staff roles, reporting routes, and safeguarding procedures 7 Who is responsible for implementing Prevent in early years? a Only designated safeguarding lead b Only headteacher c All staff and managers 8 Which is not a common risk factor for radicalisation? a Interest in classical literature b Peer or family influence c Access to extremist content 9 How can settings promote resilience against radicalisation? a Suppress discussion about beliefs b Limit access to diverse materials c Encourage critical thinking, dialogue, and inclusive practice 10 How often should Prevent and safeguarding training be refreshed? a Only at recruitment b Regular refreshers as part of safeguarding training c Never updated

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Prevent Duty: Early Years QuizOnline version

by Michelle Gilkes

What is the Prevent duty primarily aimed at in early years settings?

Which is a potential early warning sign of radicalisation in a child?

What should staff do if they suspect a child is being radicalised?

What is Channel in the context of Prevent?

Which practice helps prevent radicalisation in early years?

What should a safeguarding policy include for Prevent?

Who is responsible for implementing Prevent in early years?

Which is not a common risk factor for radicalisation?

How can settings promote resilience against radicalisation?

How often should Prevent and safeguarding training be refreshed?