The children's sector is bursting with jargon, but with last week's launch of the Staying Safe Action Plan the government may just have hit on a winning new phrase - "rare risk". According to junior children's minister Kevin Brennan, the strategy aims to highlight the difference between real risks to children, such as safety in the...
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Analysis: Safeguarding - Safety plan permits measure of risk
There is little doubt that an element of fear has taken a hold on today's society, particularly when it comes to the safety of children and young people. But a new government action plan aims to shift this culture of fear. Cathy Wallace reports.
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