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Safeguarding Podcast – One Kind Word with Martha Evans, Director Anti-Bullying Alliance

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In this Safeguarding Podcast with Martha Evans, Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance: The Children’s Code and how it might impact cyberbullying, the impact of COVID on cyberbullying, ABA’s Agreed Policy Recommendations, Marcus Rashford, Anti-Bullying Week and One Kind Word, the 12,000 children reallocated schools due to bullying and the need for a Government-led Annual National […]

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Internet Safety

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Earlier this year I published a podcast episode with Fred Langford, the CTO of the Internet Watch Foundation which focussed on a particular aspect of telecoms encryption (DNS over HTTPS or DoH) and how it could expose children to harm. I pitched an article based on this to the Institute of Telecoms Professionals for their

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Safeguarding podcast – View from the Staffroom with Derek Peaple

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In this safeguarding podcast, award-winning Headteacher of Park House School Derek Peaple discusses how his school’s value-driven ethos guides them in their approach to cyberbullying, protecting victims and dealing with perpetrators. In addition he explains how Park House school uses the curriculum to raise pupils’ awareness of cyberbullying, whether Ofsted is really up to the job of

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Safeguarding Podcast – Choose Respect with the Anti-Bullying Alliance

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In this safeguarding podcast with Martha Evans, Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, we define bullying, discuss the link between online and offline bullying, explore the impact of this on children’s attainment at schools, reveal why a high incidence of bullying reports may not be a bad thing, suggest what parents should ask schools about bullying, identify

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Bully beef

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In 2009, Her Majesty’s Government decided to end the traditional use of bully beef in ration packs, especially in high temperature hostile zones. Bully beef (also known as corned beef in the United Kingdom and Ireland) refers to a variety of meat made from finely minced corned beef in a small amount of gelatin[1]. Contrary

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