Confidentiality In Schools

To ensure safe practice is carried out at all times to ensure safety of the client also safety for the staff. With every procedure there is a policy and with every policy there is a procedure, they work hand in hand, and must be implemented at all times throughout every procedure.

• All members of staff must ensure that all sensitive data involving customer or staff data is kept secure This will impact the company positively. Because if the data is kept secure then the JCC company will be running on a very strict security, which will then be very hard for hackers and thefts to steal any data from staff or customers data. • All current legislation must be complied with at all times. This will impact the company positively, this is because if their complied with all the legislation of the law then there will be no consequences to the company. If there are not followed then the impact Failure to comply with these requirements can have serious consequences for both organisations and individuals, sanctions include fines, imprisonment and disqualification.

THRIVE Counseling Services is committed to maintaining confidentiality in the therapist/client communications as prescribed by professional ethical standards and legal requirements. A commitment to confidentiality is essential to create an environment in which the client, in the context of a therapeutic relationship, can share private concerns. There are circumstances under which confidential treatment information may be disclosed. All information that is provided or collected on the client’s behalf will be carefully safeguarded. All information provided within the context of counseling, including the intake process, whether verbal, written, or otherwise recorded, will remain locked and isolated and will not be shared with anyone without

In the report he mainly recommends that social services and other professionals are given appropriate training to do their job in correct manner. Like this the informations which are related to childâ€TMs safety are correctly handled and shared between agencies to promote childrenâ€TMs welfare. All schools in England apart from the main legislation (which I mentioned above) must follow policies and procedures set by their Local Safeguarding Children Boards. I can mentioned for example Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and Their Families 2000 (providing understanding and recording what happening to CYP within their families) or Working Together to Safeguard

If a child or young person alleges harm or abuse, it is important to be aware of the school procedures to be followed for reporting concerns about that particular child. Teacher should also know how to respond if a child discloses anything serious to them. • Listen carefully- If a child talks to me about a concern, or if the child tells me about their abuse I will listen carefully and compassionately to what they tell me. • Stay Calm-It is important to stay calm and not show any extreme reaction to what the child is saying. The child is taking a risk by telling me this so I should ensure that the child 's experience of telling is a positive one.

Ensuring we maintain honesty is paramount because our word is our bond. We do not lie, cheat, or steal. We do not misrepresent ourselves to the public, or our teammates. We take responsibility for our actions at all costs, and maintain the highest ethical standards. An emergency medical technician is expected to be professional at all times in attempts not to bring discredit upon him/her, or the organization in which they represent.

It is imperative that all information carried out on a day-to-day basis has been thoroughly checked and signed by the individual, as a form of clarification that their information has been accurately documented. This ensure that their information is authentic, up-to-date and legible, if it had to be used in court. 2.2 Describe practices that ensure security when storing and accessing information When handling personal information, it is very important that the information is securely stored away, in order for it not to be misplaced. There are two ways in which information can be securely stored and they are as follows: When filing information on a computer, you have to ensure that it has a ‘Password’. This password should only be accessed by members of staff that need to retrieve relevant information relating to a subject or individual.

Managers have a duty to support members of staff who report any incidents of unprofessional conduct or poor practice. Anyone who is subject to an unproven allegation about abuse has the right to full protection during any investigation. Question: Question 13 Answer: In a school setting a professional can protect themselves

They must act with utmost integrity to safeguard their reputation and their careers. After reviewing each of the three ethical issues which were related to real-life situations, it is important for the supervisor to remain professional at all times, and to be aware of his or her feelings and make the necessary adjustments if unhealthy feelings should arise. Some of the steps that a supervisor can take to ensure ethical standards are to have a clear understanding of ethical codes and standards, if unethical feelings persist, have the supervisee transferred to another supervisor, avoid nepotism at all cost to ensure fair and equitable treatment of others. The scenarios that were introduced show that it is easy to cross ethical boundaries but there are severe consequences when those lines are

Preparing for a code red lockdown, students need to know what to do, teachers need to get training, and some schools need to get different procedures in order for everybody to be safe. When there is a lockdown in a school, getting in a room and securing the area is your number one priority. The steps that you need to do to secure the area is clear the hallways, barricade the doors, block the windows, and take attendance quietly in the classroom. If you are a student in the hallway or bathroom, go to the nearest classroom. If you are a teacher

As a future educator I agreed with the policy immensely, I feel that in order to have a successful teaching staff collaboration is key. Having the teachers work with one another will allow the teachers to make sure that they know what they are teaching and can help one another with any problems they may be having. The last policy was the safety and security plan, which passed. I feel that this policy is absolutely necessary in all schools, today safety in schools is often tested and needs to be as thorough as

The example is when the teacher contacts the dyslexia specialist regarding the student, who may have dyslexia. To support the teacher’s concerns, the initial assessment should be forwarded to the specialist. It is a good practice to keep copies of the certificates in the event that the student loses the original. Ofsted inspectors will also want to see the records of assessments in order to assess if I meet the framework criteria. As proven above there are many reasons to keep all the assessments records and the teacher has to understand that keeping the assessments records is the teacher

The local education authority needs to provide support to the child and their family. If a child is not progressing well a Statutory Assessment can be requested through the LEA. Data protection Act 1998. The SENCO may have access to sensitive and confidential information regarding a child in their care, so schools need to comply with this law and follow the eight principles of good practice. Data must be: • Fairly and lawfully processed.