Safeguarding

3. is responsible for overseeing concerns, allegations, or incidents involving individuals working with children and young people.
6. linked to faith and belief, where rituals are undertaken that cause harm and abuse to children.
7. What recruitment is in place
9. untreated medical conditions, hunger and inappropriate clothing are signs of what abuse
10. the process whereby an individual adopts extreme religious, social or political ideals
12. most likely to be carried out in girls aged 5-15

1. Concerns relating to a child are reported to
2. Tiredness, frustration and/or withdrawal are signs of what abuse
4. the activity an employee, revealing information about activity within a private or public organization that is deemed illegal, immoral, illicit, unsafe, unethical or fraudulent
5. what is the term used in the UK to describe any action taken to promote the welfare and ensure the safety of adults and children who may be at risk of abuse, neglect or exploitation.
8. is the intentional process of building a relationship with a child or a vulnerable adult with the goal of manipulation, exploitation or abuse.
11. who is the head of safeguarding?