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The Three Rules Every Child Should Know
Guide

The Three Rules Every Child Should Know

A simple framework any family can teach in one evening: three rules, one reporting route.

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Three Rules Pocket Card — print at home
Pocket Card

Three Rules Pocket Card — print at home

The pocket-card wording, ready to print, cut and hand out.

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Report-Here Poster (English)
Poster

Report-Here Poster (English)

Wall poster wording for reporting routes — print version available to order.

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What Makes a Toy Child-Safe: the 10-point checklist
Guide

What Makes a Toy Child-Safe: the 10-point checklist

The checklist behind our child-safe label — usable on anything already in your home or classroom.

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Run a school? The Starter Pack is free and stays free — posters, pocket cards, the child-friendly policy template and the Safe Adult standard, ready to print today.

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