FREE PDF . A-Z For Adults
26 Little Reminders That Can Help Make a Child's World Safer
A practical A–Z child protection toolkit for adults who work with, support or care for children.
A practical A–Z for the grown-ups
Child protection depends on more than policies and procedures. It also depends on the everyday choices adults make around children.
A–Z for Adults brings together 26 simple reminders, from Ask and Believe through to Protect, Respect and Zero Silence. Each one is a small prompt for how adults listen to, respond to and support the children around them. It is built to be easy to read, easy to revisit and easy to share with a team.
What's inside the toolkit
26 A–Z reminders
Short, practical prompts covering communication, trust, respect and child safety.
Everyday reflection prompts
Simple questions adults can ask themselves in day-to-day situations with children.
A visual, shareable format
Colourful pages suited to staff rooms, team meetings or professional development sessions.
A starting point for safer practice
A prompt for awareness and conversation about the part adults play in child protection.
Who this resource is for (make it into two columns to save height)
This toolkit supports anyone who works with or cares for children and young people, including:
- Early childhood educators
- Teachers and school staff
- Parents and carers
- Support & community workers
- Coaches and activity leaders
- Volunteers
Why 26 small reminders
Child safety often starts with the small things.
A child feeling safe enough to speak. An adult taking them seriously. A question asked without judgement. A concern that is not ignored.
The A–Z format turns these everyday actions into reminders that are easy to remember and revisit. It does not replace formal child protection training, workplace procedures or reporting requirements. It sits alongside them, as a practical awareness resource for the adults putting those requirements into practice.
Child Protection Training - CHCPRT025
Gain essential child protection skills and meet your legal obligations with the accredited CHCPRT025 Identify and Report Children and Young People at Risk course. Designed for teachers, childcare educators, school staff & community workers, this child protection training blends online e-learning with face-to-face assessment to build your confidence in recognising abuse, responding to harm, and understanding mandatory reporting requirements.
Enrol in our CHCPRT025 course to stay compliant, capable & committed to safeguarding vulnerable children and young people.
CHCPRT025
Supersedes CHCPRT001*
CHCPRT026
Supersedes CHCPRT002*
CHCece057
coloborative practices
What You’ll Learn In Our CHCPRT025 Child Protection Training Course
This CHCPRT025 Identify and Report Children and Young People at Risk course provides comprehensive coverage of the essential knowledge and skills needed to identify and report children and young people at risk. Delivered through our innovative blended learning approach, the course focuses on:
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I receive a nationally recognised CHCPRT025 certificate?
Yes – upon successful completion of both the online and face-to-face components, you’ll receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk unit of competency.
How long does the CHCPRT025 course take to complete?
The course requires approximately 3 hours of face-to-face training and assessment, plus additional time for online e-learning modules that can be completed at your own pace.
Is this CHCPRT025 training mandatory for childcare supervisors in Queensland?
Yes – this child protection training is now a legal requirement for childcare supervisors in QLD under the Education and Care Services National Law (Queensland) from 1st April 2025. This makes our CHCPRT025 course essential for compliance.
In Australia, mandatory child protection training requirements vary by state and territory, but generally apply to individuals working with children in various settings, including early childhood education and care. It is recommended to consult your employer if you regularly work with children in other states.
What is included in the blended learning format?
Our blended CHCPRT025 online course with face-to-face practical training and assessment includes self-paced online modules covering theory and legislation, plus a 3-hour face-to-face session for practical scenarios and formal assessment. This is available in Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
Do you offer onsite group CHCPRT025 training for teams?
Yes we do! Our child protection course is ideal for corporate groups, including childcare providers, schools and community organisations. We offer group bookings and can arrange onsite workplace delivery to meet your team’s specific needs.
How do I book my CHCPRT025 child protection training?
You can book online in just a few clicks. Choose your preferred date and location from the calendar above to reserve your place in one of our public courses. For group bookings or onsite workplace delivery, contact our team to discuss your needs!
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