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Child-on-child sexual abuse: staff briefing

Types of abuse
Sexual Abuse
Child-on-child Abuse

Use this 1-hour briefing to train your staff in recognising and responding to child-on-child sexual abuse.

Last reviewed on 30 March 2026
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Child-on-child sexual abuse: staff briefing

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In this 1-hour session, updated in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education 2025, staff will learn:

  • What child-on-child sexual abuse is, and the different forms it can take
  • What to do if they have a concern about a child or a child makes a report of child-on-child sexual abuse
  • Play their part in preventing and addressing child-on-child sexual abuse

How to prepare for this course

  1. Download the PowerPoint presentation, facilitator notes, staff factsheet and knowledge check
  2. Work through the facilitator notes first. They tell you everything you need to know to prepare and deliver the PowerPoint presentation effectively. You’ll need these to hand when presenting so if you’re training remotely, print them out or have them open on a separate device so you can refer to them easily while presenting your main screen

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