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Sarah Baumann from Brass Bands England and Kevin Hartley from the NSPCC to return to discuss Safeguarding. This episode looks at the emerging threats to safeguarding children and the key takeaways are resources our guests would point to to step up your Safeguarding knowledge.
As with part 1, please note that sensitive topics will be discussed in this episode are child exploitation and abuse, which may be upsetting to some.
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