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RAGAMAN
Gen Alpha
100

This Act remains the foundation of modern children's social care law in England and Wales.

The Children Act 1989

100

Before attending Hogwarts, this wizard spent his childhood living with relatives in the cupboard under the stairs.

Harry Potter

100

This theorist believed people must meet basic needs like food, safety and belonging before they can reach their full potential, representing this as a pyramid. 

Maslow
100

AMSHE

Shame
100

Slang for charisma or the ability to attract people

Rizz

200

Founded in 1884, this charity was originally called the London Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

The NSPCC

200

Neglected by her parents, this Roald Dahl character with telekinetic powers is eventually adopted by her teacher, Miss Honey.

Matilda

200

This theory suggests children and young people learn by watching what other people do.

Social Learning Theory

200

ARMAUT

TRAUMA
200

What is no cap?

Gen Alpha slang meaning "I'm being serious" or "I'm not lying."

300

Before the NSPCC existed, concerns about child cruelty were often pursued through this organisation, better known for protecting animals.

The RSPCA

300

This Dickens character grew up in a workhouse where he famously asked "please sir can I have some more".

Oliver Twist

300

This theorist developed the Ecological Systems Theory, which explains how a child's development is shaped by the people, environments and wider society around them.

Who is Bronfenbrenner?

300

PYTHAME

EMPATHY

300

Gen Alpha slang meaning excellent, impressive, or the best.

Peak

400

Introduced in England in 2004, this role was created to provide independent oversight of care planning for looked after children.

IRO - Independent Reviewing Officer

400

This boy was raised by wolves after being orphaned in the jungle

Mowgli

400

This theorist proposed a number of age related stages in which an individual is said to resolve the stage or experience a crisis associated with that stage. e.g. Identity vs Role confusion. 

Erik Erikson - Stages of Human Development

400

ECLSNIIERE

Resilience
400

Gen Alpha slang for the social energy or presence someone gives off.

Aura

500

This report is often credited with shaping the modern children's care system that emerged after the Second World War

The Curtis Report

500

Portrayed by Dani Harmer, this care-experienced young person lived at a residential home the young people called the Dumping Ground.

Tracy Beaker
500

Developed to address ambivalence, this approach uses open questions, reflective listening and curiosity to help people identify their own motivations for change.

Motivational Interviewing

500

TNTAEEMNATLMIISG

MENTALISATION

500

Gen Alpha slang for a person who is seen as independent, confident and self-reliant. Someone who is at the top of their game. 

Sigma

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