The Prevent Duty and British Values for Early Years Settings
An entirely online course that you can complete at any time to receive your certificate
For everyone working in Early Years settings including childminders and nursery staff.
The Prevent duty became law in 2015. It places a duty on all schools and registered early years providers to safeguard children and young people from being drawn into extremism and terrorism.
This online course has been developed in line with government guidance from the Home Office, the Department for Education and the EYFS Statutory Framework.
The course provides learners with an understanding of the Prevent duty, its purpose in Early Years settings and the responsibilities of Early Years professionals in helping to safeguard children and comply with the Prevent duty.
The course takes around 1 hour to complete
Successful completion of the course gains 1 CPD credit
Enrolment Keys are available for £12.00 +VAT each.
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Fully Online Training
For everyone working in Early Years settings including childminders and nursery staff.
The Prevent duty became law in 2015. It places a duty on all schools and registered early years providers to safeguard children and young people from being drawn into extremism and terrorism.
This online course has been developed in line with government guidance from the Home Office, the Department for Education and the EYFS Statutory Framework.
The course provides learners with an understanding of the Prevent duty, its purpose in Early Years settings and the responsibilities of Early Years professionals in helping to safeguard children and comply with the Prevent duty.
For everyone working in Early Years settings including childminders and nursery staff.
The Prevent duty became law in 2015. It places a duty on all schools and registered early years providers to safeguard children and young people from being drawn into extremism and terrorism. This online course has been developed in line with government guidance from the Home Office, the Department for Education and the EYFS Statutory Framework.
The course provides learners with an understanding of the Prevent duty, its purpose in Early Years settings and the responsibilities of Early Years professionals in helping to safeguard children and comply with the Prevent duty.
The course takes around 1 hour to complete, and you can pause and save your progress at any time to finish later.
Self-checks follow each section of the course and a final multiple-choice assessment concludes the online module. Learners are required to achieve a score of 100% on each self-check before they can progress to the next section. The final multiple-choice assessment has a pass mark of 80%. Learners have a maximum of 3 attempts to pass.
On successful completion, trainees download a certificate as evidence that they have passed the course.
The certificate is valid for 3 years
Successful completion of the course gains 1 CPD credit
This course is accredited by The CPD Group. It is provided by Elearn Here Limited and offered by the FAIB (First Aid Industry Body) to FAW Cornwall under licence.
Description
On completion, learners will be able to:
Explain what is meant by the Prevent duty
Describe their role and responsibilities to ensure compliance with the Prevent duty
Identify the support available if they have a concern about a child in their setting
Describe how British Values support the Prevent duty
Identify how they can incorporate British Values into the Early Years curriculum
Explain what Ofsted expects in relation to the Prevent duty and British Values