'Looking out for Lottie' resources have recently updated in collaboration with the NSPCC.

Interactive Online Training

In this training session there will be a brief introduction to CSE in the UK, along with a suggested reading list for further exploration. You will have the opportunity to explore the chapters of the interactive simulation in small groups, through breakout rooms in Zoom. The sessions will be a mix of interactive break out rooms and whole group discussion. The places on these sessions are strictly limited to 8 participants to ensure opportunity for engagement in conversations.

As we are all becoming more familiar with online platforms and  to ensure the smooth running of the session, there will be a short 10-15 minute Zoom meeting with each participant and the trainer the day before. In this session we will run through Zoom for those not familiar and access logins will be given for the interactive simulation and the Zoom session. 

Once the training session is complete each participant will receive a CPD accredited certificate.   You will also receive a 12 month licence to use the simulation in your workplace.

Background

Developed with NHS Health Education Kent, Surrey and Sussex, ‘Lottie’ offers health and social care and education professionals the opportunity to train on key aspects of online CSE - gaining insight into the process and implications for the victim and groomer. It is an interactive and immersive simulation, for use by both professionals and young people, on how young people are groomed online for sexual exploitation. It follows the story, on social media, of a schoolgirl Lottie and how she becomes involved with Jake, a seemingly plausible young man. By following the simulation, professionals are able to gain insight into the process, and the behaviour of the groomer and the victim.

More information

You can find out more on our website - visit Lottie

If you have any questions or need any more information, please email ccp@kent.ac.uk or call 01227 827546.

Terms and Conditions

Please read the terms and conditions before booking your place on the CPD session. Unless formally agreed by the University of Kent, licences may not be used to generate income, licence holders may not be commissioned to deliver training and are not permitted to share enrolment details with others. Licences are for use within schools/organisations or for own CPD.

Cancellation

a.    The University reserves the right to cancel the Training up to 10 days before the Commencement Date. In the event of such a cancellation the University shall endeavour to contact you by email to inform you of the cancellation. The Client is responsible for checking details for any cancellation before travelling. The University is not responsible for any travel or accommodation costs incurred as a result of the cancellation. 

b.   The Client may cancel this Contract at any time by sending notice of its cancellation in writing to the University Key Contact (Commercial). If this notice is received less than 28 days before the Commencement Date the following cancellation charges shall apply:

Notice period                                    Percentage of Price payable                     Less than 14 days                             100%                                      Between 15 and 21 days                    50%                                                    Between 22 and 28 days                    25%                                                    More than 28 days                             0%                                                      

c.    If the performance by either party of any of its obligations under this Contract (other than a payment obligation) is delayed or prevented by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, then that party shall not be in breach of this Contract because of any delay in performance.  However, if the delay in performance exceeds six months the other party may cancel this Contract with immediate effect by giving notice to the affected party.

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