KS:CPC Train-the-trainer course - AISWA member schools

For AISWA member schools - Teachers only.

The Keeping Safe: Child Protection Curriculum (KS:CPC) is a comprehensive child safety and respectful relationships curriculum for children and young people ages 3 to 17+.

The curriculum was developed by the Department for Education South Australia through extensive consultation with child protection experts, leaders and teachers.

AISWA has a licence agreement for member schools to access the KS:CPC training and resources.

Teachers that deliver the KS:CPC to children and young people must complete the full day KS:CPC Educator course.

This 2-day course includes the Educator course and the Train-the-trainer course and is available to teachers from AISWA members schools.

More information: KS:CPC brochure

Workshop structure

Day 1 - KS:CPC Educator course

• Strategies and resources to teach children and young people about their right to be safe, respectful relationships, recognising and reporting abuse, and protective strategies.
• Information about child abuse, implementing the KS:CPC, accessing the online portal and resources, curriculum mapping, whole site planning and parent/carer communication.
• A course handbook is provided.

Day 2 - Train-the-trainer course

• Provides teachers with the skills required to present the KS:CPC Educator course to staff at their school.
• Learn the complexities of the KS:CPC, presentation strategies, curriculum implementation and strategies for whole site planning.
• A step-by-step presenter manual and USB with training resources is provided.
• You must complete both days to become a KS:CPC presenter (even if you have previously completed Day 1).
• The Train-the-trainer course can only be provided by the SA Department for Education trainers.

COVID-Safe practices

• Do not attend if you are unwell.
• Scan the SafeWA App or sign in manually.
• Observe hygiene standards by use of alcohol-based sanitiser.
• Maintain a minimum of 1.5m physical distance.
• Avoid sharing personal items such as pens and pencils.

COVID contingencies

• The event will be cancelled if there is a change in the COVID situation under direction by government agencies.
• If the venue capacity is reduced due to the COVID situation, those participants who were the last to register will receive a refund.

Catering

• Morning tea, lunch, coffee and tea.

Refund policy

• 14 days before the event - full refund

Contact

• Email: education.cpc@sa.gov.au
• Web: Child Protection Curriculum - Information for educators