Online Sexual Abuse: Preventative Strategies for Whole-School Safeguarding

Jayne Bullough
Training and prevention coordinator

Webinar

56 min

Rated 5 stars

(37)

This webinar will provide governors, headteachers, DSLs and teaching staff with practical guidance and support on developing and implementing preventative and responsive measures towards online sexual abuse and delivering a whole-school community approach.
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This webinar will provide governors, headteachers, DSLs and teaching staff with practical guidance and support on developing and implementing preventative and responsive measures towards online sexual abuse and delivering a whole-school community approach.

Following the thousands of testimonies posted on the Everyone’s Invited website, and Ofsted’s review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges, which included online sexual abuse, there is a much greater focus on schools and colleges to ensure they have the right safeguarding policies and arrangements in place to support children and young people who may experience online sexual abuse or be impacted by it.

In this webinar Jayne Bullough, Training and Prevention Coordinator for the Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre (RASASC), will discuss how the online world can facilitate sexual abuse, what actions schools and colleges can take to help prevent it and how they can respond effectively in the event of a disclosure.

Outcome 1:

Understanding past events which highlighted the prevalence on online sexual abuse and recognising the intrinsic role that the online world has played

Outcome 2:

Recognising the different forms of online sexual abuse and how they can impact children and young people of all ages from all backgrounds

Outcome 3:

Realising the importance of training and education around online sexual abuse to aid prevention and support a culture where abuse is not accepted

Outcome 4:

Identifying best practice procedures when dealing with reports of abuse and how to manage disclosures with sensitivity, compassion and the individual’s needs in mind

Outcome 5:

Recognising what practical methods teachers can employ in the classroom to educate pupils around online sexual abuse and where schools and colleges can go for further guidance and support

Jayne Bullough

Jayne is a qualified trainer and specialist front-line practitioner with over 10 years’ experience supporting survivors of sexual violence. Her areas of expertise include the development and delivery of sexual violence training and prevention, and providing consultation on best practice responses to sexual violence.

At Rape Crisis South London, also known as the Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre (RASASC), Jayne has helped provide a range of specialist and confidential support for female survivors of sexual violence.

RASASC are a member centre of Rape Crisis England and Wales and provide the national Rape Crisis helpline for women and girls, aged 13 years and over, who have survived any form of sexual violence, at any point in their lives.

All RASASC’s training to adults and prevention programmes with children and young people are informed by decades of accumulative frontline expertise, which is rooted within a framework of violence against women and girls and RASASC’s best practice model of empowerment.

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Put across the issues very well. Explained all processes.
Teaching Assistant - Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
informative, interesting and well structured
Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
Opportunity to reflect on practice
Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
Very informative webinar
Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
Informative and helpful.
Subject Lead - Bishop Barrington Academy
good webinar
Pastoral Lead - St George's School a Church of England Academy
Thanks you
Teacher - Brilliant International School
a very helpful refresher
Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
Lots of good information that helps teachers develop the RSE curriculum.
Teacher - Hartside Primary Academy
Shared lots of varying aspects of this that aren't directly considered during the theme title.
Head Teacher - New Brancepeth Primary School
Great to hear some examples of how it can be covered in schools etc.
Peases West Primary School, DL15 9SZ
INTERESTING
Nonteaching - Southlands school
Very information and provides good clear information.
Pastoral Lead - The Abbey School ME13 8RZ
good course and knowledge
Nonteaching - Witton-le-Wear Primary School
it is very informative
Other - Southlands school
A very watchable, informative training session.
Teacher - Skerne Park Academy
very informative
Greenfield Academy
A detailed and comprehensive webinar, giving plenty of detail and guidance for both primary and secondary school staff
Teaching Assistant - Witton-le-Wear Primary School
The training was informative and useful.
Deputy Head_teacher - Skerne Park Academy
The topic was handled and delivered very well.
Teacher - Britus International School – Bahrain
Very information. Covers all ages. I learnt a lot.
Teaching Assistant - St Chad’s CE Primary and Nursery School
Very informative
Nqt - The Rawlett School (An Aet Academy)
Very informative - thanks
Teacher - King Edward VII Academy PE30 2QB
Needed discourse on a topical subject that opens up the door to vulnerability for many young people. Parents should watch this!
Teacher - King Edward VII Academy PE30 2QB