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SEND: Social, Emotional Mental Health (SEMH)

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This SEND Index of Harms resource is for CYP with Social, Emotional and Mental Health need. It is broken down by the strands from the Education for a Connected World Framework.

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Index of Online Harms for children and young people (CYP)

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