Concerns about Colleagues Quiz

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Concerns about Colleagues Quiz

This 12 question quiz for staff, is based around Part 4 of Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE, 2023). Please complete the quiz and share the results with your line manager. If there are any questions that you do not understand or any that you get wrong, please revisit the relevant section of KCSIE.

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Low level concerns (as outlined in KCSIE) apply to the conduct of the following (choose 4):
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4 points

Supply staff

Pupils

Contractors

Volunteers

Teachers

Required

You have a nagging feeling that a colleague is favouriting a pupil. This is:
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1 point

An allegation

A low level concern

Neither of the above as you have no evidence.

If a member of staff took a photo of a child undressing in the changing rooms on a school iPad, this would be:

1 point

An allegation

A low level concern

Neither of the above

You oversee a colleague looking at dating sites on their personal device during lessons. This is: *

1 point

An allegation

A low level concern

Neither of the above as the colleague is an adult and they are using their own device

Which of the following is true? *

1 point

Low level concerns should never be recorded as they are only low level

Low level concerns should always be recorded in writing

Low level concerns should only be recorded in writing if the LADO tells you to

You must report safeguarding concerns about staff’s conduct outside of work.

1 point

True

False

Who is the ultimate decision maker with regards to low level concerns?

1 point

DSL

Headteacher / Principal

Person raising the concern

If you see a school colleague smack a pupil this would be:

1 point

A low level concern

An allegation

Neither of the above

If a child makes an allegation about a member of staff’s behaviour, the first things you should do are (choose 2):

1 point

Interview the child and check they are telling the truth

Call the child's parents to tell them about the allegation

Reassure the child and ensure they are not at risk of ongoing harm.

Go and speak to the alleged member of staff to get their version of events.

Speak with the headteacher

Required

If you report an allegation, you may not know the outcome of any investigation.

1 point

True

False

What ‘threshold’ is referred to when deciding whether to report concerns to the local authority or not?

1 point

Abuse

Harm

Safeguarding

If you saw a member of staff alone with a pupil and call them ‘sexy', that would be:

1 point

An allegation

A low level concern

Neither of the above

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