Safeguarding in Performing Arts Quiz
What is the teacher's primary responsibility?
Ensure student safety
Promote welfare
Ignore concerns
Plan performances only
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What is the teacher's primary responsibility?
Ensure student safety
Promote welfare
Ignore concerns
Plan performances only
Which is a sign of neglect?
Being punctual
Poor hygiene
Excelling in performances
Malnourished appearance
What should you do if you suspect abuse?
Handle it privately
Confront the child
Document concerns
Report to designated safeguarding lead
Who is responsible for safeguarding?
All staff members
Only the principal
External agencies
Teachers
What does safeguarding aim to protect?
Performance quality
Children's well-being
Their rights
Staff interests
Which action is NOT a safeguarding step?
Ignore the signs
Seek advice from colleagues
Report to authorities
Talk to the parents
How should concerns be documented?
Confidentially
Accurately and promptly
In public
Vaguely
What is emotional abuse?
Physical injuries
Isolation
Poor nutrition
Verbal harm
What should you do if a child discloses?
Listen carefully
Change the subject
Dismiss their claims
Reassure them
What is a common sign of physical abuse?
High energy levels
Unexplained bruises
Artistic talent
Frequent injuries
What is neglect?
Strict discipline
High expectations
Emotional unavailability
Failure to provide basic needs
Which organisation sets safeguarding guidelines?
The performing arts council
Government bodies
Local safeguarding board
Parents' association
When should you update safeguarding training?
Never
Only when asked
When policies change
Annually
What is the role of a designated safeguarding lead?
Provide support
Teach classes
Manage safeguarding concerns
Plan events
How can teachers promote a safe environment?
Avoid personal connections
Limit discussions about feelings
Encourage open communication
Be approachable
