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NSPCC - Listen To Children (1989, UK)

NSPCC - Listen To Children (1989, UK)

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NSPCC "Full Stop" Compilation

NSPCC "Full Stop" Compilation

24.9K viewsOct 16, 2019

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Safeguarding Children - Why Safeguarding is Important

Safeguarding Children - Why Safeguarding is Important

132.4K viewsApr 15, 2016

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Child protection: an introduction - The signs and indicators of abuse | NSPCC Learning

Child protection: an introduction - The signs and indicators of abuse | NSPCC Learning

6.1K views4 months ago

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NSPCC - Foetus (1988, UK)

NSPCC - Foetus (1988, UK)

1.4K viewsOct 1, 2021

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"It didn't discipline, it just made me fearful" - Jim Chapman, NSPCC Campaigner for Childhood. Join us to end physical punishment against children in England. When it comes to children, the law allows for “reasonable punishment.” It means the law still allows some level of physical force to punish children. It’s vague. It’s harmful. And it leaves children less protected than adults. This isn’t right. Government must make clear that physical punishment of children is never reasonable. Make it cle

"It didn't discipline, it just made me fearful" - Jim Chapman, NSPCC Campaigner for Childhood. Join us to end physical punishment against children in England. When it comes to children, the law allows for “reasonable punishment.” It means the law still allows some level of physical force to punish children. It’s vague. It’s harmful. And it leaves children less protected than adults. This isn’t right. Government must make clear that physical punishment of children is never reasonable. Make it cle

1.6K viewsOct 9, 2025

1 in 5 children in the UK have suffered abuse. It took Sam a decade to find the courage to speak out. That's why we want to reach every child in all UK schools to teach them abuse is never OK and empower them to speak out. | NSPCC

1 in 5 children in the UK have suffered abuse. It took Sam a decade to find the courage to speak out. That's why we want to reach every child in all UK schools to teach them abuse is never OK and empower them to speak out. | NSPCC

598.1K viewsMay 13, 2019

NSPCC Childrens TV Favourites Volume 2 (1992 UK VHS)

26.3K viewsApr 17, 2020

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Do you think it’s illegal for an adult to hit a child? If you said yes, you would be wrong. When it comes to children, the law allows for “reasonable punishment.” It means the law still allows some level of physical force to punish children. It’s vague. It’s harmful. And it leaves children less protected than adults. This isn’t right. Government must make clear that physical punishment of children is never reasonable. Make it clear. End physical punishment. Support us by signing the petition to

7.3K viewsSep 23, 2025

Every child should grow up feeling safe, loved and free from harm. That’s something we can all agree on. But sadly, not every child has that chance. Thanks to people like Jo, who leave gifts in their wills, we’re able to keep protecting and supporting children far into the future. The world is changing, and so are the threats children face. Find out how you can do the same: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/support-us/leave-charity-gift-in-will/?utm_old=will/ | NSPCC

1.5K views8 months ago

Did you know the law in England currently means it's legal for a child to be "reasonably punished"? It’s vague. It’s harmful. And it leaves children less protected than adults. This isn’t right. Government must make clear that physical punishment of children is never reasonable. Make it clear. End physical punishment. What do you think the law should say? Support us by signing the petition to end physical punishment: https://bit.ly/466gr6j | NSPCC

2K viewsSep 30, 2025

Half a million children a year suffer abuse in the UK. That means 7 children in a classroom may experience abuse before they turn 18. But together, we can change that. Sign up to fundraise on Friday 9 June and play your part to help keep children safe. | NSPCC

19.4K viewsMay 22, 2023

When an abused, neglected or bullied child has nowhere to turn, help us make sure we are there to answer their call💚 | NSPCC

49.4K viewsApr 1, 2025

In the average primary school class, at least two children have suffered abuse or neglect. Together, we can change that and empower children with Speak out Stay safe. ✨ New virtual assemblies ✨ Updated lesson plans ✨ Face-to-face workshops | NSPCC

173.2K viewsMar 5, 2024

Sexual abuse can turn children's lives upside down. Letting the Future In helps prevent that so children can rebuild their lives and start looking to the future with hope. | NSPCC

471.8K viewsAug 6, 2019

Trigger warning: this video and post contains information some viewers may find upsetting. As a parent, it can be hard to navigate online risks, and know when and how to step in to protect children. But you’re not alone. We offer advice for parents dealing with different topics from sending nudes, to online games. Plus our NetAware tool is a guide to the latest social apps, networks and games, so you can make informed decisions that will help keep your child safe. Together we can keep them safe,

2.4K viewsJul 26, 2021

An estimated 1 in 20 children have experienced sexual abuse. And child sexual abuse is under reported by adults. It's time for that to change. | NSPCC

1.2K viewsJan 8, 2024

📣Calling all teachers📣 Did you know that in the average primary school class, at least two children have suffered abuse or neglect? Sign your school up to our FREE Speak out Stay safe programme to help keep children safe and start planning it into your curriculum now. | NSPCC

364.7K viewsMar 3, 2025

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