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Safeguarding Essentials QuizOnline version Test your safeguarding knowledge. by Katie 1 Safeguarding is only relevant to children, not adults. Yes No 2 All professionals have a duty to report safeguarding concerns to the designated safeguarding lead. Yes No 3 Safeguarding concerns should only be reported if there is definitive proof of abuse. Yes No 4 Individuals should handle safeguarding concerns by investigating alone without notifying others. Yes No 5 A risk assessment should be conducted when safeguarding concerns arise. Yes No 6 Information sharing should be done to protect welfare, balancing privacy and safety. Yes No 7 The safeguarding lead is optional and not required in most organizations. Yes No 8 Consent should be sought when appropriate, but safeguarding concerns can be acted on without consent if there is immediate risk. Yes No 9 Safeguarding involves protecting individuals from abuse, neglect or harm. Yes No 10 Once a safeguarding concern is reported, no further action is required until the next review cycle. Yes No 11 A safeguarding concern should be reported only after 24 hours if no immediate danger is suspected. Yes No 12 Schools and organizations should have a safeguarding policy and staff training. Yes No 13 If a child discloses abuse, you should investigate the claim yourself before contacting the DSL. Yes No 14 If you have a safeguarding concern, you should document it accurately and report it promptly to the appropriate authority. Yes No 15 Confidentiality is important, but information should be shared when there is a safeguarding risk. Yes No 16 Safeguarding concerns are only about physical harm, not about neglect or exploitation. Yes No 17 Only teachers have safeguarding responsibilities; support staff do not. Yes No 18 Safeguarding aims to protect children and vulnerable adults from harm and abuse. Yes No 19 You should share a pupil's personal details with friends to verify identity. Yes No 20 A Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is responsible for receiving and acting on safeguarding concerns. Yes No

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Safeguarding Essentials QuizOnline version

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Safeguarding is only relevant to children, not adults.

All professionals have a duty to report safeguarding concerns to the designated safeguarding lead.

Safeguarding concerns should only be reported if there is definitive proof of abuse.

Individuals should handle safeguarding concerns by investigating alone without notifying others.

A risk assessment should be conducted when safeguarding concerns arise.

Information sharing should be done to protect welfare, balancing privacy and safety.

The safeguarding lead is optional and not required in most organizations.

Consent should be sought when appropriate, but safeguarding concerns can be acted on without consent if there is immediate risk.

Safeguarding involves protecting individuals from abuse, neglect or harm.

Once a safeguarding concern is reported, no further action is required until the next review cycle.

A safeguarding concern should be reported only after 24 hours if no immediate danger is suspected.

Schools and organizations should have a safeguarding policy and staff training.

If a child discloses abuse, you should investigate the claim yourself before contacting the DSL.

If you have a safeguarding concern, you should document it accurately and report it promptly to the appropriate authority.

Confidentiality is important, but information should be shared when there is a safeguarding risk.

Safeguarding concerns are only about physical harm, not about neglect or exploitation.

Only teachers have safeguarding responsibilities; support staff do not.

Safeguarding aims to protect children and vulnerable adults from harm and abuse.

You should share a pupil's personal details with friends to verify identity.

A Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is responsible for receiving and acting on safeguarding concerns.