Child-on-child abuse abuse

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Our Child-on-Child Abuse training is designed to equip educators, parents, and carers with essential knowledge and skills to protect children from harm. This comprehensive course covers key aspects of recognising and addressing child-on-child abuse, including how to identify the signs, respond effectively, and implement preventative measures to create a safe and supportive environment for all children.

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Which of the following BEST describes child-on-child abuse?

Abuse that only occurs between pupils of the same age

Harm caused by a child to another child, including physical, emotional, sexual or online behaviours

A disagreement between children that results in a minor argument

Abuse that can only happen in secondary schools

A pupil reports receiving repeated threatening messages from classmates on social media. What is this an example of? *

Online bullying and potentially a safeguarding concern

Conflict that should be ignored

A behaviour issue to be handled only by the class teacher

A matter that only parents can deal with

Which behaviour may indicate sexual harassment between pupils? *

Accidentally bumping into another pupil in a crowded corridor

Regularly making sexualised comments or “jokes” to another pupil

Asking a staff member about puberty or relationships

Sitting next to someone in class

If a member of staff witnesses or is told about child-on-child sexual harassment, what should they do FIRST? *

Investigate by questioning all pupils involved extensively

Promise confidentiality to the pupil

Report it to the DSL immediately and record the concern

Ask the pupil to sort it out themselves

Which of the following is TRUE according to Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE)? *

Child-on-child abuse is rare and only occurs in older pupils

Online harmful behaviour between pupils is not classed as abuse

Schools must take all forms of child-on-child abuse seriously, including online and sexual harassment

Child-on-child abuse should only be addressed when parents complain

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