Online Safeguarding Quiz, KCSIE

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Online Safeguarding Quiz, KCSIE

This 15 question quiz for school staff, is based around the content of Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE, 2023) relating to Online Safeguarding. Please complete the quiz and if there are any questions that you do not understand or any that you get wrong, please revisit the relevant section of KCSIE and speak to your DSL.

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At playtime, a group of Year 5 children are playing football. One child misses a goal and another shouts at him "What's wrong with you? Are you gay or something?" What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Explore with the pupils in a series of lessons, what bullying looks like, the impact it has and reinforce the school's values and culture

Ignore you don't want to embarrass the child any further

Nothing, this is normal when the boys play football

Challenge what was said straightaway. Ask the child why they said that, what their understanding of the term is and what the impact of it is

Tell the pupil they are being homophobic and to stop

Required

What are the 4 C's in relation to online risks? *

1 point

Content

Consent

Contact

Conduct

Communication

Commerce

Required

You overhear a Year 3 student tell another child about how they are playing an amazing new game on the XBox. You know the game has a PEGI rating of 16yrs. What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Talk to both children about what age ratings are and why they are in place

Say nothing as it is happening outside of school and is the parents' responsibility

Remind parents about the purpose and importance of age ratings on games and other content

Do nothing, the PEGI ratings are just for advice and you know all the children are playing these games

Required

What does the following describe? "Blocking pupils from accessing inappropriate, harmful or illegal content" *

1 point

Filtering

Monitoring

Filtering and Monitoring

What types of harm can be facilitated online? *

1 point

Physical Abuse

Child-on-Child Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Radicalisation

Bullying

All of the above

A parent rings the school and tells you that a group of children from the school are bullying their child on WhatsApp. What do you do? Choose 6 *

1 point

Talk to the child who has been bullied to understand what has happened

Tell the parent that if the bullying is happening out of school then it is not the school's responsibility

Look at the RSHE Curriculum and plan how to communicate with pupils about bullying and the school values

Tell all the children to delete WhatsApp

Remind all students about who they can talk to if they are worried or someone is upsetting them

Talk to the alleged perpetrators and reinforce the school's zero tolerance approach to bullying/behaviour policy which includes online bullying

Reassure the child's parents about the school's anti-bullying policy and the steps that will be taken next

Inform the DSL and record the concern

Tell the child to delete WhatsApp and ignore the comments

Required

A pupil confides in you that they have sent a nude to a boy in the school and he has now shared it with others. What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Inform the DSL straight away

Ask the girl to show you the photo that she took

Reassure the pupil and tell her what will happen next

Remind her that this is what happens when you take this kind of photo and that she shouldn't have done it

Required

You oversee two Year 4 students sitting with a school tablet and typing 'boobs' into a search engine. What do you do? Choose 3 *

1 point

Tell them their behaviour is unacceptable and remove the tablet

Ask them what they were trying to find, to understand their intention

Remind them of the content of the Acceptable Use Agreement that they have signed

Check the school's filtering system and Safe Search on Google to ensure these are working effectively

Required

A pupil tries to connect with you on Instagram. What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Accept the request but don't interact with them

Ignore and tell DSL

Accept it because you like them

Speak to the child to discuss why it is not appropriate to connect with school staff online

Required

If a pupil approaches you saying that they have been sent a nude from a peer, you must ask the pupil to show you the photo. *

1 point

True

False

You hear some year 7 students laughing about how another year 7 male pupil was 'groped' in the corridor yesterday. What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Nothing as the children tell you it was just banter

Nothing as the behaviour involves male pupils and this is just typical behaviour

Ask open questions to get more details about the incident and those involved

Inform the DSL straight away

Have an assembly and tell the students that a year 7 student was groped and that if there were any more similar incidents, the perpetrators will be severely punished

Required

During a lesson, a group of Year 8 students start talking about an Influencer they have seen on social media and agreeing with their views about women needing to take responsibility for how they dress if they don't want to get sexually assaulted. What do you do? Choose 4 *

1 point

Communicate with PSHE/RSHE lead and ask them about running a lesson around the characteristics of positive and respectful relationships, and how stereotypes based on sex/gender cause damage

Tell the pupils that they are being misogynistic, such views are not tolerated and they need to stop talking.

See this moment as an important learning opportunity. Ask the pupils to explain their thinking and why they believe this

Ensure all pupils in the class are reminded about how and to whom they should report concerns such as those of misogyny and sexual harassment.

Ignore the comments as you don't want to draw attention to it

Discuss with the class (without naming the particular influencer) what they think the potential implications are of such beliefs.

Required

Which of the following would NOT be an example of a 'Conduct' risk? *

1 point

Creating nudes / semi-nudes

Inappropriate advertising

Sharing pornography with peers

Online Bullying

During a classroom discussion about the impact of immigration, one pupil expresses that 'the immigrants are all paedophiles and need to be sent back to their own countries.' What do you do? Choose 3 *

1 point

Ignore it, you don't want to draw attention to this comment

Challenge the comment and explore stereotypes that exist and the impact of these

Ask the student how they know this and challenge the credibility of the source and reinforce that pupils should use a variety of reliable sources to check their information is correct

Ensure the upcoming curriculum includes lessons on critical thinking

Tell her she is being 'a racist' and that view is not tolerated in the school

Required

You've heard pupils talking about this new online challenge which sounds worrying. What do you do? Choose 2 *

1 point

Speak to pupils about what good online behaviour looks like, what to do if they see something upsetting online and who and where to report it

Tell the DSL who should check the factual basis of the challenge with a known, reliable and trustworthy source and risk assessment accordingly

Email all parents immediately naming the challenge and telling parents to be aware

Talk to the students in assembly about this challenge and why it is dangerous

Required

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