Train the Trainer Keeping Safe: Child Protection Curriculum

Description

The Keeping Safe: Child Protection Curriculum (KS:CPC) is a comprehensive child safety and respectful relationships curriculum for children and young people ages 3 to 17+. The curriculum was developed by the Department for Education South Australia (SA) through extensive consultation with child protection experts, leaders, and teachers. 

AISWA has a licence agreement for member schools to access the KS:CPC. 

Teachers that deliver the KS:CPC to children and young people must complete the full day KS:CPC Educator course.

A 2-day train-the-trainer program is available to teachers from AISWA member schools so that they can facilitate the KS:CPC Educator course with teachers at their school.

Day 1 - KS:CPC Educator course

Strategies and resources to teach children and young people about their right to be safe, relationships, recognising and reporting abuse, and protective strategies.
Information about implementing the KS:CPC, accessing the website, resources, curriculum mapping, whole site planning and parent/carer communication.
A course handbook is provided.

Day 2 - Train-the-trainer course

Provides the knowledge, skills and resources required to present the KS:CPC Educator course to staff at their school.
Learn the complexities of the KS:CPC, presentation strategies, curriculum implementation, and whole site planning.
A step-by-step presenter manual is provided.

Please bring a laptop or tablet (and pen/pencil) to the sessions.

Both days must be completed in full to become a KS:CPC presenter.