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Growing against violence

Introduction to the four films and channel

Open Introduction to the four films and channel
This is an interactive video for young children, Primary School Year 5 & 6 and Parents. The video provides awareness of the online dangers that include: • Cyberbullying • Grooming • Tracking Moves • Gaming • Oversharing and • Inappropriate photographs. We recommend that the video is viewed by young people with adult supervision in order to encourage open dialogue in respect of the important topics that could have a detrimental impact on well-being

Open This is an interactive video for young children, Primary School Year 5 & 6 and Parents. The video provides awareness of the online dangers that include: • Cyberbullying • Grooming • Tracking Moves • Gaming • Oversharing and • Inappropriate photographs. We recommend that the video is viewed by young people with adult supervision in order to encourage open dialogue in respect of the important topics that could have a detrimental impact on well-being
This is an interactive video for young people in Secondary School, Year 7 and above including parents. The video provides age appropriate awareness of the dangers associated with online activity that include. • Determining who is a true friend • What is Remote mothering • Oversharing of information • Grooming and • Sexting

Open This is an interactive video for young people in Secondary School, Year 7 and above including parents. The video provides age appropriate awareness of the dangers associated with online activity that include. • Determining who is a true friend • What is Remote mothering • Oversharing of information • Grooming and • Sexting
This is an interactive video, 14 minutes long that provides social media safeguarding tips and advice. The video is age restricted and not recommended for viewing by anyone under 18 years of age. The current pandemic has highlighted an increase in online offenders targeting young people using social media platforms. The video identifies risks concerning: • Privacy Locations settings • Remote Controlling • Oversharing • Grooming • Indecent Images • Sexting and • Gaming

Open This is an interactive video, 14 minutes long that provides social media safeguarding tips and advice. The video is age restricted and not recommended for viewing by anyone under 18 years of age. The current pandemic has highlighted an increase in online offenders targeting young people using social media platforms. The video identifies risks concerning: • Privacy Locations settings • Remote Controlling • Oversharing • Grooming • Indecent Images • Sexting and • Gaming
Criminal Exploitation – County lines This video is age restricted and not recommended for viewing by anyone under 18 years of age. The video is 11 minutes in duration. The video provides in depth information for Parents, Teachers and Professionals associated with the criminal exploitation of young and vulnerable people by gangs involved in ‘County Lines’ activity. ‘County Lines’ refers to exploitation and drug dealing among urban street gangs. The video features definitions used in connection with ‘County Lines’ and highlights the associated risks, such as: • Grooming • Cuckooing • Trapping The Myths and Realities of ‘County Lines’ are exposed along with the use of remote controlling and technology to constantly track exploited people. Importantly the video sets out how to spot the signs of young/vulnerable persons being exploited.

Open Criminal Exploitation – County lines This video is age restricted and not recommended for viewing by anyone under 18 years of age. The video is 11 minutes in duration. The video provides in depth information for Parents, Teachers and Professionals associated with the criminal exploitation of young and vulnerable people by gangs involved in ‘County Lines’ activity. ‘County Lines’ refers to exploitation and drug dealing among urban street gangs. The video features definitions used in connection with ‘County Lines’ and highlights the associated risks, such as: • Grooming • Cuckooing • Trapping The Myths and Realities of ‘County Lines’ are exposed along with the use of remote controlling and technology to constantly track exploited people. Importantly the video sets out how to spot the signs of young/vulnerable persons being exploited.

Best practice examples

Children and young people

Childhood obesity

Continence

Fixers

Body image report

Open Body image report

Funding opportunities

Government confirms extra support for Troubled Families to succeed
Publish date: 05/01/2020
Open Government confirms extra support for Troubled Families to succeed
Period product scheme for schools and colleges in England
Author: Gov.uk Publish date: 18/01/2020
Open Period product scheme for schools and colleges in England

Medical conditions

Online learning

Podcasts

PSHE

Transition into adult services

Trauma informed practice

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