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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 47 MIN

Discussing Child Criminal Exploitation-Part2, Improving schools' response

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Listen to Chris and Sosa from Unique Talent, talk candidly about their lived experiences of being groomed and exploited as children.Improve your understanding of what Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE) is, how it occurs, and what school staff can better do to prevent children from being pulled into these harmful exploitative relationships. Consider how schools can improve their safeguarding policies, procedures and practice to protect children, in particular hearing about:- how bias can influence our response to children- the importance of working collaboratively with parents- the necessity of relational practice where children's emotions, behaviour and physical presentation is seen through a lens of curiosity and trauma informed approaches.

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