Anti-abuse programme to be made compulsory

A SCHOOLS’ programme to help children identify suspicious behaviour and protect them from abuse could be made compulsory in all schools, Education Minister Mary Hanafin has said.

It is believed that up to one-in-five primary schools do not offer the Stay Safe programme.

The programme provides children with the knowledge and skills to help them deal with potentially abusive or threatening situations.

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