Education Adviser, Phyllis Stephenson from NSPCC presented an overview of Keeping Safe, an eLearning programme designed to teach primary school children about keeping safe from abuse at Aurion Connections Masterclass on 15 September 2017.

2. Keeping Safe
Phyllis Stephenson
NSPCC

3. Sustainable
Scalable
Seamless
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Programme requirements

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Sharing expertise

5. Building knowledge
and skills across the
whole school.
4 interactive eLearning modules

6. eLearning: Modelled lessons
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7. Supporting teaching and
engagement across the
school and in the home.
Whole school resources

8. Providing structure &
guidance to build
confidence in delivering
sensitive messages.
63 lesson plans

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P3 interactive activity

10. P4 interactive activity
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12. A question of
effectiveness
RCT and
process
evaluation

13.  Robust evidence to inform Department policy
 RCT design; 62 schools
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Programme Effectiveness ?

14. Measure and track outcomes 3 times over 2 school
years
4,029 children 4 -11years
5,670 parents
261 teachers
Whole school culture/ethos
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Programme Effectiveness ?

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Programme feedback
“NSPCC have put together a fantastic scheme
of work for teaching these very sensitive
topics and have provided us with a range of
resources perfect for their delivery. Parents
have the utmost confidence in the resources
and the scheme and are very supportive.”
Teacher

16. Questions, comments
& discussion…
Phyllis Stephenson
phyllis.stephenson@nspcc.org.uk

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