Course Overview

Safeguarding children from radicalisation is a vital part of early years education and care. The Prevent Duty in an Early Years Environment course provides practitioners, educators, and childcare professionals with the knowledge and confidence to identify, report, and respond to concerns related to extremism and radicalisation.

This course explores the Prevent Duty framework, the promotion of British values, and the responsibilities of early years providers under the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015. Learners will also gain practical insight into multi-agency collaboration and effective support for at-risk children and families.

By completion, you’ll understand how to embed safeguarding principles into daily practice, helping to create safe, inclusive, and resilient early years environments.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the Prevent Duty and its importance in early years settings.
• Recognise signs of radicalisation and vulnerability in children.
• Promote fundamental British values in early years education.
• Understand legal and professional responsibilities under Prevent legislation.
• Collaborate effectively with local authorities and safeguarding partners.
• Respond appropriately to concerns and support at-risk individuals and families.
• Foster inclusive, safe, and resilient learning environments.

Why Choose Us?

Here’s Why This Course is the Best Choice for You:

• Lifetime Access: Revisit course materials anytime, forever.
• Expert Support: Get help from our dedicated tutor team, available Monday to Friday.
• Learn at Your Pace: Study from home, on your schedule, with no pressure.
• Cutting-Edge Content: Access video modules taught by industry-leading instructors.
• 24/7 Assistance: Reach out via email or live chat whenever you need help.
• Multi-Device Access: Learn on your computer, tablet, or smartphone—anywhere, anytime.
• Career-Boosting Certification: Earn a certificate to showcase your skills and enhance your resume.

Assessment

Test Your Knowledge and Earn Your Certification

The course includes interactive quizzes to help you track your progress and reinforce your learning. These quizzes are designed to:

• Identify areas where you need more practice.
• Build confidence in your understanding of the material.
• Prepare you for real-world challenges.

Upon successfully completing the final quiz, you’ll receive a certificate of achievement—a valuable addition to your resume and LinkedIn profile.

Description

Module 01: Introduction to Prevent Duty and Radicalisation Awareness
Gain a foundational understanding of the Prevent Duty and how early intervention can safeguard children from extremist influences.

Module 02: Prevent Duty and Early Years
Learn how the Prevent framework applies to early years education, focusing on age-appropriate awareness and engagement.

Module 03: Promoting British Values
Explore how to embed democracy, rule of law, mutual respect, and tolerance into early years teaching and activities.

Module 04: Prevent Responsibilities
Understand the roles and responsibilities of early years staff in implementing Prevent Duty requirements and maintaining compliance.

Module 05: Prevent Duty for Local Authorities and Partner Agencies
Examine how multi-agency collaboration supports safeguarding and the early identification of at-risk individuals.

Module 06: Reporting and Responding to Concerns
Learn how to recognise signs of vulnerability, follow reporting protocols, and escalate concerns to the appropriate safeguarding authorities.

Module 07: Supporting At-Risk Individuals and Their Families
Discover how to provide guidance and supportive interventions for children and families identified as vulnerable to radicalisation.

Career Path

Early Years Practitioner: £20,000 – £28,000
Nursery Manager: £28,000 – £40,000
Safeguarding Officer: £30,000 – £45,000
Family Support Worker: £25,000 – £38,000