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April 2010

Videos of the CSEC general meeting held in Wakefield are now available on the CSEC YouTube page.

These include presentations from

 

CSEC Steering Group for 2010/11 Elected

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The following people have now been elected to the CSEC steering group for 2010/11. The first meeting of this new group will be held in Birmingham on the 20th April 2010 at 10.30am.

Get Ready to Mission:Explore

Mission:ExploreCSEC members, the Geography Collective, are very pleased to announce the launch of Mission:Explore, their antidote to the culture of cotton wool kids. It has been written to inspire young people to engage with their world in the most direct way possible – by going out and having adventures.

Mission:Explore is made up of 102 missions that challenge you to (re)discover our world. Become a guerrilla explorer and extreme missioner with missions that defy gravity, see the invisible and test your mental agility. Each illustrated mission will challenge you in daring new ways. Draw, rub, smear, write, scrape and print your findings and achievements as you complete each of the missions... it's great for people aged 10 to 10,000. It is about inclusive exploration, engaging geography, challenging risk aversion and having fun. Mission:Explore pages

CSEC believes that it is very important for children to experience adventurous play and risk so they can learn to manage risk for themselves.
Mission:Explore provides a great range of missions which are fun and exciting, and also allow children to learn about potential dangers and how to cope with them. By doing this, they will learn how to keep themselves and others safe from unintended injuries.

All author royalties from this first edition are being invested in free copies for children who can't afford their own. Also, until the end of Outdoor Adventure Week (2nd-11th April) if you buy 2 copies we will give a 3rd to a young person who can't afford their own.

To discover more and to order copies of Mission:Explore, please visit bit.ly/exploreoffer

March 2010

CSEC Member Logo

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CSEC has produced a version of its logo which it invites members to use on their website, communications or publications.

Three sizes of logo can be downloaded from the member logo page, and these are for use by member organisations only.

This page also contains guidelines for use of the logo.

 

 

 

Welcome to March's New CSEC Members

CSEC's membership is growing fast. Here is a list of members who have joined us in March 2010

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DangerPoint is awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge

dangerpoint logoAssociate members DangerPoint in Wales are proud to announce that they have been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge. This is awarded to providers who are offering good quality learning outside the classroom experiences and are managing risk effectively within their setting. Organisations will display the badge as a signal to schools that their venue has met required standards, so teachers do not need to carry out their own risk or quality assessments when visiting.

Council for learning outside the classroom logoThis quality badging system is an important step towards encouraging more learning outside the classroom experiences in settings as diverse as museums, adventurous activity centres, places of worship, art galleries, visitor attractions and farms, as it helps to remove the risk concerns experienced by teachers leading such trips. Where practical safety education providers are concerned, it complements the LASER accreditation system which ensures the quality of the learning experiences related to all aspects of safety that are taking place. CSEC are currently working with the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom and LASER to produce a dual badging certificate which will provide an excellent mark of quality assurance for all practical safety education providers. More information about this scheme will be available soon.

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Free toolkit for Child Safety Week (21-27 June 2010) - Make time for safety

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If you would like to take part in child safety week, you can get a free toolkit for Child Safety Week (21-27 June 2010). Why not promote it to your colleagues or local agencies and join thousands of other safety professionals, childcare and early years practitioners, local councils, housing associations, children’s centres, teachers, healthy schools co-ordinators, health professionals, police and fire colleagues and volunteers throughout the UK in preventing serious accidents happening to the children and families in your area.

The Child Safety Week toolkit gives everything you need for organising local activities during Child Safety Week. To get your own pack join the database by going to the ‘join our mailing list’ page of the CAPT website.

 

Sustrans School Travel competition

Sustrans websiteCSEC member Sustrans want to hear what Key Stage 2 and 3 pupils would tell the government to do to make it easier to walk and cycle to school. They are inviting pupils to write either a letter or newspaper editorial aimed at their government. Winning pupils will win a bike and there are six runner-up walking and cycling packs up for grabs.

For more details see the Sustrans news page, or download their flyer. Other resources, plus submission and entry forms are available to download from their Toolkit page.

Competition closes 5pm Thursday 1st April 2010.

New definition of high quality practical safety education

CSEC logoThe grant, which established CSEC, required CSEC to research and publish a definition of ‘high quality practical safety education’. The researched and agreed definition has now been published on this website, along with a report showing how this was reached, and the final report from the CSEC / AdRisk joint international seminar held in November 2009. Go to this definition...

February 2010

Elections to the CSEC Steering Committee are currently taking place.

CSEC logoIf you wish to stand for election you must complete a nomination form and return it by 1st March 2010.

New road casualty factsheets available from the Department for Transport

On the 11th February, DfT published a range of new supplementary tables and factsheets containing information and data relating to road casualties in 2008.

Road Casualties Great Britain: Supplementary tables and factsheets

Exemptions from the ISA Vetting and Barring Scheme

Following confusion about the Vetting and Barring Scheme from the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA), DCSF have issued the following guidance about exemptions from the scheme.

Vetting and Barring Myth Buster

 

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15th February 2010

IMPulanceCSEC projects to help children and young people learn about risk

More children and young people will have practical opportunities to learn about danger and how to cope with it thanks to a range of projects launched by the Child Safety Education Coalition. Read more...

Birmingham Playcare Network TrainingNew training focus on letting children experience risks in play

Children’s play workers from across Birmingham are taking part in a new type of training aimed at giving them the confidence to lead activities sometimes deemed “too risky”. Read more...

Coventry University computer games developementUsing computer games to help young people learn about fire safety

Three Coventry University students are working with the Child Safety Education Coalition (CSEC) to develop computer games which will help children learn about fire safety. Read more...

Sandwell IMPSSandwell I.M.P.S. and CSEC work together on injury prevention

Sandwell’s Injury Minimisation Programme for Schools and the Child Safety Education Coalition have teamed up to review and develop injury prevention and immediate first aid training resources for children. Read more...

Youth AfloatYouth Afloat instructors team up with CSEC to pilot safety course

Outdoor activity instructors from Youth Afloat in Redditch have linked up with the Child Safety Education Coalition (CSEC) to pilot new training focused on how children can learn lifelong safety skills through adventure pursuits like canoeing, mountain biking and sailing. Read more...

8th January 2010

Birmingham Playcare trainingChild Safety Education Coalition Members Working to Reduce Injuries

Sixty-five organisations have so far joined the pioneering Child Safety Education Coalition (CSEC) and it is hoped that more will be inspired to mark the new year by following in their footsteps. Read more...


10th - 12th November 2009

Katie Benbow at the CSEC / AdRisk Joint International SeminarCSEC/AdRisk joint international seminar

Delegates from across Europe attended the first international seminar looking into young people’s involvement in injury prevention. Read more..


 

30th November 2009

Heartlands Academy StudentsHeartlands Academy students take safety message into school

Five Year 10 students from Heartlands Academy in Birmingham have become "safety mentors" within their school to help their peers learn about preventing unintended injuries. Read more..

 

11th November 2009

Young people to take centre stage at injury prevention seminar

The three-day seminar, which began in Birmingham yesterday, is being hosted by the Child Safety Education Coalition (CSEC) and AdRisk (the Community Action on Adolescents and Injury Risk project, a European initiative). Read more..

9th November 2009

Injury seminar to focus on leading cause of death in young people

Young people are joining injury prevention and youth participation experts at a groundbreaking international seminar focusing on how they can enjoy active lives while protecting themselves and others from the leading cause of death affecting their age group. Read more..

30th September 2009

Nottingham University LogoAppointment of independent evaluators

CSEC is pleased to announce that it has appointed the University of Nottingham as independent evaluators for their work. Read more...

28th September 2009

CSEC logoChild Safety Education Coalition launches new website

England's pioneering Child Safety Education Coalition (CSEC) is marking a milestone today with the launch of its online presence. Read more..


 

Child Safety in the News

29th April 2010

Young drivers benefit from parental guidance

Road safety organisation RoSPA says that safety is improved if novices drive with family members as well as taking lessons. Read more...

Boy, 11, killed in crash near Northop, Flintshire

An 11-year-old boy has died and a three-year-old girl is in a serious condition after a car crash near Northop, Flintshire, say police. Read more...

Teaching babies to swim helps balance

Teaching babies to swim at just a few months old helps improve their balance and co-ordination in later years, a new study found. Read more...

28th April 2010

Children today 'have less freedom than previous generations'

Children today have less freedom than previous generations, as risk-averse parents make them wait two years longer than they did to go outside on their own. Read more...

Pool owner failed in duty to child

A parent’s duty to supervise his child and an employer’s duty to conduct its undertaking so that users were not exposed to health or safety risks were concurrent duties so that if the child suffered harm the breach of parental duty did not absolve an employer from responsibility. Read more...

27th April 2010

Children burnt in Edlington model car fuel fire

Seven children in Doncaster suffered burns, some of them severe, when they caused an explosion trying to light a fire with model car fuel. Read more...

Children 'feel safer when mother is driving'

Six out of ten children aged five to 16 claim they are happier and more relaxed when their mum is behind the wheel. Read more...

Justin Bieber Australia concert cancelled after fans crushed

An outdoor concert by the 16-year-old pop star Justin Bieber was cancelled by police yesterday after several teenagers were crushed by a large crowd. Read more...

23rd April 2010

Three killed in crash after driver, 18, won wine at fete

A teenage driver, a friend and his nine-year-old godson died when he crashed after winning a bottle of wine at a village fete, an inquest heard yesterday. Read more...

22nd April 2010

Son saves burning father by spraying him with cola bottle

A man who accidentally set himself on fire while using petrol to light a bonfire was saved when his teenage son sprayed him with a bottle of Coca Cola. Read more...

19th April 2010

British girl dies in Gran Canaria hit-and-run

Abigail Harris, 12, died after being struck by a car at the resort of Puerto Rico on the south coast. Read more...

Boy, 3, tells how he 'saw grandmother in Heaven' before being brought back from the dead after falling into pond

Paul Eicke came back to life more than three hours after his heart stopped beating. Read more...

14th April 2010

Cave death pupil 'failed' by North Yorkshire council

Water levels and weather conditions at a reservoir which flooded a cave, drowning a boy taking part in a school trip, were not checked, a court heard. Read more...

 

12th April 2010

First aid 'could save thousands' - St John Ambulance

A wider knowledge of simple first aid techniques could save thousands of lives each year, the St John Ambulance charity has said. Read more...

 

9th April 2010

Under-18s to be banned from using sunbeds

Under-18s are to be banned from using sunbeds under new legislation passed by Parliament. Tanning salons will also have to be manned, meaning that coin-operated booths will be outlawed after several children suffered serious burns after using them without supervision. Read more...

Tom and Jerry could never be made today because of health and safety rules

Classic children’s cartoons like Tom and Jerry could never be made today because of health and safety rules, according to the creator of Bob the Builder. Read more...

8th April 2010

Canoeist dies after capsizing in Tay river

Rescuers are hoping to recover the body of a teenage canoeist who died after capsizing at rapids on the river Tay in the Scottish Highlands. Read more...

Teenager drowns after police chase in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland's police ombudsman is investigating how a teenager drowned near Derry city after being chased by police officers. Read more...

7th April 2010

Police dog attacks girl in park

A girl of four was savaged by a police dog in a park as her mother looked on in horror. Read more...

Woman accused of killing friend's baby by feeding him sausage

A woman is accused of killing her friend's baby son by feeding him a frankfurter sausage, despite being warned it could choke him, a jury heard today. Read more...

1st April 2010

MPs warn over ‘shocking decline’ of school trips

Traditional school trips are in “shocking” decline because of fears over health and safety, lack of funding and bureaucratic rules tying teachers to the classroom, according to MPs. Read more...

31st March 2010

Girl dies in school bus crash

Girl, 17, dies in Scotland after coach carrying students to Alton Towers plunges into river amid snowstorms. Read more...


29th March 2010

Boy, 16, dies when tractor he is driving topples into slurry pit

A teenage farmhand has died after getting trapped when the tractor he was driving fell into a slurry pit. Read more...


26th March 2010

Girl, 8, dies after tipping boiling fat on herself

An eight-year-old girl died after tipping boiling fat over herself while helping her mother make burgers for her brother's birthday party, an inquest has heard. Read more...


24th March 2010

School suspends five staff over asthma death of boy

Inquest jury rules errors at a Stockport high school significantly contributed to Sam Linton's death. Read more...

Lollipop ladies to be given CCTV on sticks

Lollipop ladies are to be equipped with CCTV cameras mounted on their sticks to catch reckless drivers. Read more...

Woman reported to police after coming to aid of boy left in tree

A passer-by was reported to police for trespass on a school’s grounds after she came to the aid of a five-year-old boy who had been left on his own in a tree after playtime. Read more...

Infantino baby slings recalled in US and Canada

More than 1m baby slings made by Californian company Infantino are being recalled in the US and Canada after reports of three deaths involving them. Read more...

22nd March 2010

Lucky escape for boy who plunged 150 ft

A boy of 15 plunged 150ft on to a beach from a cliff – and survived with only cuts and a broken wrist. Read more...

21st March 2010

British girl killed by car on Florida beach

Ellie Bland, 4, in fatal accident on Daytona beach while on holiday. Read more...

 

20th March 2010

Yummy mummy slings 'may kill babies': Investigation launched into deaths of 14 newborns

Parents are being warned about the danger of baby slings made popular by celebrities and 'yummy mummies' following a number of deaths. Read more...

19th March 2010

Miracle as boy, 5, survives after driving father's 4x4 four miles alone

A five year-old boy, Thomas Chatfield, miraculously escaped uninjured after he stole his stepfather's 4x4, drove more than four miles along country lanes and a dual carriageway before finally crashing into a wall. Read more...

18th March 2010

Boy left dying in school corridor by teacher

11-year-old Sam Linton died of an asthma attack after being left in a school corridor by a teacher, an inquest found. Read more...

Grit caused Carmarthen boy, 5, motorbike death

A five-year-old boy died after grit got into his mini-motorbike engine, jamming the throttle, an inquest has heard. Read more...

17th March 2010

Action pledged on 'Meow, Meow' drug after two teen friends die within hours of taking 'legal high'

The government has pledged to 'take any action' needed over mephedrone after two teenage friends died within hours of each other after taking the 'legal high'. Read more...

16th March 2010

Coroner asks for lollipop label change after toddler chokes to death

A coroner has urged a sweet manufacturer to change its labelling after a toddler choked to death on a lollipop. Read more...

10th March 2010

Teenagers rescued by coastguard after being trapped on cliff ledge

Two teenagers were winched to safety after becoming trapped on a precarious cliff ledge with the sea crashing only feet below. Read more...

 

5th March 2010

Boy falls into castle moat after being chased by ducks

A five-year-old boy had to be rescued from a freezing moat after he was chased into the water by ducks. Read more...

3rd March 2010

Warning over damage to children's eyes from detergent capsules

Parents are being warned to keep washing detergent capsules away from children after a surge in chemical eye injuries. Read more...

2nd March 2010

What kills more children than Aids? Roads

The tragic toll from traffic accidents doesn’t just cost lives. It wastes resources too, writes the chairman of the Commission for Global Road Safety and Nato’s former secretary-general. Read more...

26th February 2010

The Children’s Workforce Development Council have developed an e-learning tool and comprehensive safer recruitment guidance (summary and full publications) and CDROM resource toolkit for the children and young people’s workforce. Read more...

25th February 2010

Coroner warning after air gun death of Swansea boy, 10

A coroner has urged parents to supervise children using air guns after a 10-year-old boy died after being shot at close range in the heart. Read more...


22nd February 2010

Middle-class mothers make the countryside a no-go zone for fear of their children getting dirty.

Middle- class mothers have turned the countryside into a no-go zone for their children because they are worried about them getting dirty, according to research. They are scared that day trips into the great outdoors could end with their children getting lost, hurt or muddy. Read more...

20th February 2010

Fears as children aged 11 take driving lessons

Thousands of children - some as young as 11 - are enrolling for driving lessons at a growing number of specialist centres, but the trend has police and safety groups concerned. Read more...

19th February 2010

British teenager killed while go-karting on holiday in Hong Kong

A 15-year-old British schoolgirl was strangled to death when her scarf became tangled in a go-kart she was racing while on holiday in Hong Kong. Read more...

18th February 2010

Widow of motorcyclist killed in accident sues skateboarder who stepped into road

The widow of a man killed when he swerved his motorbike to avoid a skateboarder is suing the teenager for £300,000. Read more...

17th January 2010

'Half of children' walk to school

Less than half of primary school children in Great Britain are walking to school, the latest figures show. Read more...

Father's tractor ran over boy, 6, in Carmarthenshire

A six-year-old boy died after being run over by a tractor driven by his father, an inquest has heard. Read more...

Baby dies in parents' bed after 'crawling under duvets during cold snap'

A baby died in his parents' bed after wriggling under two duvets they used for extra warmth during a cold snap, an inquest heard. Read more...

15th February 2010

Call For Ban As Children Strangled By Blinds

Two children in Staffordshire have died just five days apart after becoming entangled in window blind cords. Read more...

1st February 2010

Kissing a frog : 50 fall ill

Kissing a frog may be the way for princesses to find a prince in fairy tales – but experts have warned that youngsters locking lips with amphibians in real life risk catching salmonella. The advice comes after 50 children were taken ill in America after copying the heroine of Disney’s latest film, The Princess And The Frog. Read more...

31st January 2010

Kids learn to love living on the edge

A risk-embracing children's book (Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do), initially rejected by US publishers is poised to be a UK bestseller. Read more...

27th January 2010

Two teenagers die in Ayrshire crash

Two teenagers have died and a third was left seriously injured after a two-car crash in Ayrshire on Tuesday night. Read more...

26th January 2010

Manchester dancing girl hanged herself accidentally

A 10-year-old girl accidentally hanged herself with a dressing gown cord as she danced around her bedroom, a coroner has ruled at her inquest. Megan had been unaware of the risks, the coroner said. Read more...

Strangers raced at 120mph on A9

Two strangers who raced each other on the A9 in Perthshire at 120mph have been banned from driving for 15 months. Read more...

22nd January 2010

Teenager jailed over Dumfries fatal crash

A teenager who drove at about 116mph shortly before a crash which killed his 16-year-old passenger has been detained for four-and-a-half years. Read more...

21st January 2010

Ice plunge Berkshire boy dies in hospital

A schoolboy has died in hospital just over two weeks after plunging through ice into a freezing pond. Read more...

Top horse trainer's 15-month-old baby daughter dies in fall from tractor

The 15-month-old daughter of a prominent racehorse trainer has been killed after falling from a tractor. Read more...

Schoolboy killed after being hit in head by hockey ball

A public schoolboy was killed after he was hit in the head by a hockey ball during school practice, an inquest heard. Read more...

Newquay teenager cliff deaths prompt school safety tour

A couple from Cornwall are touring schools in Berkshire to educate teenagers about how to remain safe when they visit the coast. Read more...

Cancelled school trip criticised

A council has been criticised by the equality commission for having had a "lack of planning and foresight" after it cancelled a school's annual trip. Read more...

Teenage boys hospitalised by extra-hot sauce

Officials in Germany say eight teenagers were hospitalised after a test of courage in which they drank chilli sauce more than 200 times hotter than normal. Read more...

19th January 2010

Head pays tribute to boy, 15, killed in accident

A HEADTEACHER has paid a glowing tribute to a popular and hardworking 15-year-old student who died after being hit by a car during last night's rush hour. Read more...

17-year-old girl died after being hit by a car pursued by police

A 17-year-old girl has been killed after she was hit by a car being pursued by police because the driver was not wearing a seatbelt. Read more...

15th January 2010

Teenager jailed for killing his cousin and injuring another in a car crash

A freak family tragedy came to court yesterday when the parents of an 11-year-old girl who was knocked down and killed by a speeding car saw their nephew jailed for the “impatient and aggressive” driving that caused their daughter’s death. Read more...

Blackburn primary school girl dies after slipping on ice 15/01/2010

An 11-year-old girl died today after she slipped on ice outside her primary school, police said. Read more...

Peppa Pig in seatbelt safety row

TV character Peppa Pig will be seen wearing a seatbelt in future episodes, after parents raised concerns over children following her example. Read more...

14th January 2010

Girl killed by inflating airbag during crash

A girl, 10, was killed when an airbag inflated with such force it fractured her skull, an inquest has heard. Read more...

11th January 2010

Australian boys in 'remarkable' surf rescue

Two eight-year-old Australian boys have been hailed as heroes after rescuing a drowning man from wild seas off Queensland's Gold Coast. Read more...

Ice plunge boy remains 'critical'

A schoolboy remains critically ill in hospital after plunging through ice into a freezing pond in Berkshire. Read more...


29th December 2009

Jake Wilson, 5, dies after crashing Christmas motorbike

A five-year-old boy has died after crashing a mini-motorcycle that he was given for Christmas. Read more...

17th December 2009

Brother and sister killed in fire

A man has been arrested after a five-year-old girl and her 13-year-old brother died in a fire in a flat in north-west London. Read more...

16th December 2009

Coroner warns children not to play on ice after death of six-year-old who fell into pond

A coroner today warned children not to play on ice after a six-year-old boy died falling into a frozen pond and his older brother was dramatically rescued. Read more...

11th December 2009

20mph speed zones cut road injuries by 40%, study says

UK cities should have more 20mph speed zones, as they have cut road injuries by over 40% in London, a study claims. Read more...

Toddler died after fall into pond

A verdict of accidental death has been recorded on a toddler who was found in a pond at his grandparents' home. Read more...

Bus firm puzzled by route that led to crash

The owner of a double-decker bus, which crashed into a railway bridge, injuring 14 children, says he is unsure why the driver took that route. Read more...

Barking? Ofsted asks school for dog 'risk assessment'

Head Michelle Taylor amazed at inspector's demand over Rosie the west highland terrier. Read more...

 

10th December 2009

Teenager jailed for killing boy, 15, in 50mph hit-and-run in Bristol city centre

Rugby player Troy Atkinson died after being struck by Mercedes driven by 'reckless' Mohammed Ahmed, then 18. Read more...

9th December 2009

Flat screen TVs are 'accident risk'

Booming sales of flat-screen televisions could cause a rise in accidents at home this Christmas, safety campaigners warned. Read more...

Boy died after getting tangled in cord, inquest told

A mother had told an inquest how she left her young son for just a few minutes only to find him strangled by the cord of a window blind. Read more...

Girl plunges down gorge into River Braan

A teenage girl has fallen 90ft (27m) down a gorge in Perthshire following a mountain biking accident. Read more...

8th December 2009

Tanning salon owner handed community service over 14-year-old burns girl

A TANNING salon owner from Resolven has been given community service after a 14-year-old girl suffered severe burns on his sunbeds. Read more...

7th December 2009

Death of boy on rock in Severn Estuary was misadventure

An eight-year-old boy who drowned after becoming trapped on a rock in the Severn Estuary died of misadventure, an inquest has decided. Read more...

Death not deterring dock swimmers

Youngsters are continuing to swim in a disused dock, despite a teenager drowning there, an inquest has heard. Read more...

23rd November 2009

Girl Dies in Railway Station Fall

A 16-year-old girl died after falling under a train while she was running alongside it on the platform of a station in West Sussex. Read more...

Hero girl, 8, raises fire alarm

An eight-year-old girl who raised the alarm about a house fire on Sunday has been hailed a hero by firefighters. Read more...

19th November 2009

New online game to help tackle child road deaths

An innovative online game to help reduce the number of children killed and injured on Britain's roads was launched today by Road Safety Minister Paul Clark. Read more...

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Lost shoe boy's 100ft hill fall

A 14-year-old escaped unhurt after he plunged 100ft (30.4m) off a hill while trying to recover a lost shoe. Read more...

18th June 2009

Schools 'too safe' teachers say

Nearly half of teachers believe the health and safety culture in schools is damaging children's learning and development, a survey suggests. Read more...

10th June 2009

Let children play outside... It is far less dangerous

CHILDREN who are kept indoors are far more at risk than those allowed to go out to playgrounds and parks – because of the perils of the internet, a top child expert claimed yesterday. Read more...

 

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July 2010

Friday 2nd July - Initial meeting for CSEC Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

For the second year CSEC member organisations will have a unique opportunity to help their staff achieve a nationally accredited qualification in Personal Social and Health Education. Course fees are paid by CSEC and employers are asked to release participants to attend 5 days of intense training and pay the cost of travel and accommodation (where necessary). To find out more see below.

Thursday 8th July - CSEC Members Meeting - Bristol

Engineers' House, EEF Venues, The Promenade, Clifton Down, Bristol, BS8 3NB. Tel: 0117 906 4824

June 2010

21-27 June - Child Safety Week 2010: Make time for safety

If you would like to receive a free Child Safety Week toolkit, join the database by going to the ‘join our mailing list’ page of the CAPT website

 

April 2010

Thursday 1st April - Deadline for Sustrans School Travel Competition (see What's New? section)

Tuesday 20th April - CSEC Steering Committee Meeting - Birmingham

 

March 2010

Tuesday 9th March - CSEC Members Meeting - West Yorkshire

Venue : Cedar Court Wakefield, Denby Dale Road, Wakefield, WF4 3QZ, www.cedarcourthotels.co.uk

For more information about the venue and full programme details Click Here. If you would like to book a place at this meeting, please contact Harvey on 0121 248 2503 or hhanspaul@csec.org.uk, quoting your CSEC membership number.

 

 

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