Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya announced in Parliament today (09) that web links will no longer be included in educational modules for the second and third school terms.

An interactive session followed, during which participants shared their experiences, challenges and feedback, enriching the ...

The government has today (11 December) announced plans for a new Child Protection Authority (CPA), promising a fundamental overhaul of how England responds to child abuse, exploitation and grooming.

The government has unveiled proposals for a new child protection body as part of a national strategy to strengthen safeguards for children and prevent abuse and exploitation. The plans will address ...

New national reforms will see early childhood education and care (ECEC) services close from 5pm on selected days each year to complete mandatory safety training aimed at strengthening child protection ...

SINGAPORE – About one-third of pre-school educators surveyed in Singapore said they had not received any formal training in child protection. Respondents also reported having low confidence and mixed ...

The 2023 edition of the Provincial and Territorial Child Protection Legislation and Policy report offers a detailed overview of how child protection laws and policies vary across Canada's provinces ...

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The Federal Government has launched the Youth Data Protection Awareness and Training (YDPAT) programme targeting over one million Nigerian youths. The training includes free classroom and virtual ...

The training, which is free, includes classroom and virtual sessions focusing on the Data Protection Act, data breach response, and compliance monitoring among others. Minister of Youth Development ...

Today child modules, like Virtual Network / Subnet, do not show any usage examples so it is down to the consumer to figure it out via intellisense and reading the existing child module README ...