1. Early help can involve assessment, a specific plan and identified interventions that provide children with the which of the following.
2. Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews (or similar processes outside of England) scrutinise and draws upon learning from child deaths or serious incidents where abuse or neglect is a factor. Which age group of children are most commonly the subject of such reviews?
3. Adverse childhood experiences (ACE’s) are defined accurately by which statement?
4. Fabricated and induced illness (FII) normally falls under the category of physical abuse and is defined by the NHS by the following statement.
5. The term ‘disguised compliance’ is used to describe behaviours demonstrated by parents or carers in which circumstances?
6. The phrase ‘professional curiosity’ is used a frequently when working with children in a child protection context. Which answer best describes what is means to be ‘professionally curious’?
7. When a child is in need of protection statutory services are contacted and a referral to social care should be made. This will likely take place because the child is at risk of what?
8. If an early years professional considers that a child’s needs are NOT being recognised appropriately by other professionals, including social care, placing them in greater need or danger they can follow which procedure?
