Welsh nurseries told to report ‘racist' toddlers to POLICE under Labour-backed guidance
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Welsh nurseries have been told to report "racist incidents" to police under Labour-backed guidance.The guidance, issued to more than 300 nurseries across Wales, is aimed at turning early years settings into "anti-racist" environments.Childcare workers are advised to assess whether a "racist incident" could constitute a hate crime before reporting it to police.The guidance also instructs staff to call 999 in emergencies or contact 101 in non-emergency situations.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say If the "racist incident" is not deemed a hate crime, the guidance advises staff to discuss it with relevant colleagues, parents or carers, and potentially the children involved.The childcare, play and early years sector in Wales works with children aged 12 and under.When recording incidents, staff are instructed to note whether the alleged racism was "adult to child", "systemic racism", "adult to adult", or "child to child".The guidance also encourages teachers and childcare workers to discuss...
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