What is a Child Safeguarding Practice Review? (Virtual Workshop)

Learning outcomes:

• Look at what a child safeguarding practice review is
• Other types of reviews that ESCB is involved in
• Your role in reviews
• Key learning from current reviews

Target audience:

Anyone who would like to find out more about the review process and key learning.

Cost to participants:

Free (However, if a delegate fails to attend a course that they have booked, or cancel with less than five working days’ notice, their organisation will be charged). 

Cancellation:

If a delegate fails to attend a course that they have booked, or cancel with less than five working days’ notice, their organisation will be charged - £20. A delegate will be deemed a non-attendee if they arrive 15 minutes after the course commences either online or at a venue.

Charging and Cancellation Policy.

Current key learning themes 

Six key practice themes to make a difference (as identified by The National Panel)

• Understanding what the child’s daily life is like
• Working with families where their engagement is reluctant and sporadic
• Critical thinking and challenge
• Responding to changing risk and need
• Sharing information in a timely and appropriate way
• Organisational leadership and culture for good outcomes

Section 5 of the full report provides an extended outline of each theme, with learning drawn from reviews and illustrative case studies. These themes reflect the findings in a qualitative review of 135 Rapid Reviews and 34 Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews (LCSPRs) undertaken for the Panel by a team from University of East Anglia and University of Birmingham.