Mandatory Psychological Assessments for Childcare Staff to help protect children
We call on the UK Government to require annual private psychological assessments for all childcare and education staff, and introduce an early risk-identification support system, to better protect children and strengthen safeguarding nationwide.
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Mandatory Psychological Assessments for Childcare Staff to help protect children
We call on the UK Government to require annual private psychological assessments for all childcare and education staff, and introduce an early risk-identification support system, to better protect children and strengthen safeguarding nationwide.
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