Types and Indicators of Abuse Quiz

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Types and Indicators of Abuse Quiz

This 20 question quiz for staff, is based around the signs and indicators of abuse as outlined in Annex A and Annex B 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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Under section 26 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, what duty does the following relate to: “to have due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism”?

1 point

Protect Duty

Prevent Duty

Proportionate Duty

What form of abuse is this? ”Failing to take a child to multiple medical appointments”

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It is only considered CSE or CCE, if the victim does not consent to the sexual/criminal activity

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True

False

What form of abuse is this? “Conveying to a child that they are worthless or unloved”

1 point

What is this a definition of: “criminal activity committed using computers and/or the internet”

1 point

Online Safety

Cyber Crime

Phishing

Which one of the following is the most effective way to prevent radicalisation in schools?

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Internet blocking

Banning mobile phones in school

Strong teaching around British values and relationships education

What form of abuse is this? “Involving a child in looking at, or in the production of sexual images.”

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What is the following definition of: “the vocal or active opposition to our fundamental values”?

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Radicalisation

Terrorism

Extremism

What does CCE stand for?

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Which of these is NOT true in relation to schools’ responsibilities under the Prevent Duty?

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All publicly-funded schools in England are required by law to teach a broad and balanced curriculum which promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils

Only ‘high-risk’ schools must assess the risk of children being drawn into terrorism.

All staff must access training that gives them the confidence and knowledge to identify children at risk of being drawn into terrorism.

All staff are responsible for challenging extremist ideology.

It is important that schools IT systems block extremist material.

What term is used to describe gangs and organised criminal networks involved in exporting illegal drugs using dedicated mobile phone lines?

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What are the 4 main types of harm that a child can experience (as represented by the acronym PENS)? (please write your answer in in order of the acronym PENS)

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Which one of the following is NOT true about radicalisation?

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Anyone could be a victim

It is more likely to happen online

It is usually linked to Islamic extremism

A victim could change their physical appearance as a result

Usually occurs over a period of time

Which one of the following is NOT a typical indicator of CCE/CSE?
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Appearing with unexplained gifts, money or new possessions

Associate with gangs

Changes in emotional well-being

Poor housing

Misuse alcohol and other drugs

Going missing for periods of time

What do the following indicate? "Going missing and being subsequently found in areas away from their home, being the victim or perpetrator of serious violence (e.g. knife crime), possessing multiple mobile phones, handling large quantities of cash or owe money."

1 point

Radicalisation

CSE

County Lines

Harmful sexual behaviour

What is the following a definition of: “the process by which a person comes to support terrorism and extremist ideologies associated with terrorist group”?

1 point

Radicalisation

Terrorism

Extremism

Which one of these is NOT true regarding CSE?

1 point

Victims are children under 16yrs

Can involve one or more incidents

Can involve force, violence but not always

Victims are often given something e.g. money, clothing, drugs, affection, status etc.

Fill in the gaps: M________ H__________ concerns can be an indicator of abuse, neglect or exploitation. *

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What form of abuse is this? “Hitting a child on their bottom and leaving a bruise.”

1 point

Domestic abuse may occur:

1 point

In a family home

In a relationship between children

In a family home or in a relationship between children

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