Sentence examples for responding to children from inspiring English sources
This shows an organisation moving with the times and responding to children's changing lifestyles and preferences.
Improvements the service was told to make included ensuring managers keep proper records, carrying out child protection investigations in accordance with protocol and reviewing the arrangements in Barnsley hospital's emergency department for responding to children and young people who have deliberately self-harmed or who are intoxicated.
Teachers described how responding to children's immediate needs prevented them from meeting the instructional goals set forth by Head Start's required curriculum and lesson plans.
Educators establish the environment and 'facilitate' development by responding to children's interests, needs and abilities, which have been revealed through the observation of play and other child-initiated activities.
An important part of this collaborative research project was ensuring a process responding to children whose answers on the survey required follow-up.
The training is focused on protocols and procedures for responding to children in need of care and protection, and referral mechanisms to designated places of safety, legal and health assistance, and psychosocial care.
Government responses: What is best practice for government and statutory authorities responding to child sexual abuse?
Ofsted said previous senior leaders at the council "lacked urgency in driving the strategic momentum of responding to child sexual exploitation".
UNICEF's approach to preventing and responding to child labour involves providing access to basic services, strengthening national child protection systems and promoting social change.
The strategy marks a new direction in the strengthening of national systems for preventing and responding to child abuse, exploitation and violence against children.
A UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre report launched today, 'South Asia in Action: Preventing and responding to child trafficking', issues a call for a stronger legal framework and effective child protection systems.
