Adapting the Stay Safe Programme for Special Education
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Special Education, Stay Safe, Modification, Adaptation, Review, Sexual Abuse, Special Needs, Risk, S.E.T, Programme, Whole school, Strategies, Support, Provision, Special Education Teacher, In-ClassAbstract
Up to 10% of children under 18 years will experience some form of sexual abuse. Children with special needs may be even more at risk. In consultation with special education teachers, the organisers of the Department of Education Department of Health sponsored Stay Safe Programme for schools suggest adaptive mechanisms for its use with children with special educational needs.
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