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eSafety First Responders Guide
Updated September 2012 Page 1 of 15 eSafety First Responders Guide Further guidance on responding to an eSafety incident 1. Introduction 2. First response to an eSafety incident Step 1 Preserve the evidence Step 2 Pass it on - seek help and advice Step 3 Prevent it re-occurring Appendices Appendix 1 Police response to potential crime in school Appendix 2 Examples of responses to specific incidents Appendix 3 Some legal context (July 2011) Sources of Support Local Contacts Duty and Assessment Children s Social Care (for safeguarding advice, referrals) 01924 326097, 01924 326076, 01924 431429 Emergency Duty Services (out of hours safeguarding concerns)
Updated September 2012 Page 1 of 15 eSafety First Responders’ Guide Further guidance on responding to an eSafety incident 1. Introduction 2. …
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