Tutorial wc 23/2/2026: CCE, CSE/Modern Slavery

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Tutorial: CCE / Modern Slavery

wc 23/2/2026

Contents Page

• Hello and welcome back for Term 2

• Important message

• Tutorial on CCE and Modern Slavery

• Where to go for help

• Attendance awards

• Events this week

Dear Students,

You may be aware that a video showing an unacceptable incident involving some learners has been shared among students.

 

We understand that seeing or hearing about this may have caused concern or upset. Please be assured that the college is aware of the situation and is taking it seriously. We are working with the appropriate authorities, and the matter is being dealt with through the correct processes.

We ask that you do not share the video, comment on it online, or attempt to take matters into your own hands. Sharing or speculating can cause further harm and may lead to serious consequences.

If you are worried about your own safety or someone else’s, or if you feel upset by what you have seen or heard, please speak to your Progress Coach or a member of the Safeguarding Team.

Support is available.

Our college community is built on respect, and we expect everyone to act responsibly and thoughtfully at this time.

 

What is CCE?

A

Child Criminal Gangs

B

Child Criminal Exploitation

C

Criminal Cruelty Exploitation

D

Community Crime Enforcement

Halfway pause

Pause halfway (after 15 mins):

• What warning signs have you noticed?

• Who has the power in this situation?

• Is the young person making free choices?

Short paired discussion (3–4 mins).

Has this child been harmed?

1

Yes

2

No

What makes someone vulnerable to CCE?

What makes this a form of slavery?

Is there any way the outcome could have been avoided? How?

Call or text Safecall on

116 000 to get free, confidential support if you’re being told to carry drugs or weapons, or you’re involved in a gang.