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Use your Power for Good this Anti-Bullying Week - SecEd

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By Martha Evans
| buff.ly
This year’s Anti-Bullying Week theme, Power for Good, is all about empowering young people to speak out, offer support, and take action to combat bullying. Children and young people can break the cycle of bullying when they are supported to speak out and stand up together. This campaign will remind us all that we each have the power to make a difference.
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By Martha Evans, Catherine Knibbs, Linda Papadopoulos, Tamasine Preece, Martha Evans
| internetmatters.org
Getting children to open up about their lives on and offline can be challenging as they grow up. To help you get them to talk, our experts offer advice to help you do just that. One of the most common questions I get asked by parents is ‘how do I get my child to talk and open up to me’. It’s a hard because as your child gets older all those barriers to a discussion like self-awareness, wanting to seem self-sufficient and being more mindful of their own privacy begin to arise.
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New Resources for case management: Principles and Framework for Fairness and Proportionality

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By Martha Evans
| NHS
Our Practitioner Performance Advice service (Advice) has published new resources which aim to support fair and proportionate approaches to the analysis of concerns about a practitioner’s performance. This includes a framework to support employers developed in collaboration with NHS England, with an accompanying Insights paper and case studies. The framework has been reviewed for applicability to Wales and Northern Ireland. Visit our Fairness and Proportionality resources page.
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