Local and National Learning
Local Learning
Reviews
The NSCP carries out rapid reviews when there is concern that a Serious Child Safeguarding Incident has occurred. The purpose of the Rapid Review is to identify and act upon immediate learning, and consider if there is additional learning which could be identified through a wider Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR).
Click here to read the learning from Baby A
Click here to read the learning from Baby G
Click here to read the learning from Baby JW
Click here to read the learning from Baby R
Click here to read the learning from Family F
Click here to read the learning from Young Person C
Click here to read the learning from Young Person F
Click here to read the learning from Young Person BR
Click here to read the learning from Young Person Michael
Thematic Reports
The NSCP has also produced a thematic report focusing on babies, teenagers and families.
National Learning
Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel
The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel has published a range of reports including:
National review into child sexual abuse within the family environment
Safeguarding children in elective home education
Safeguarding children with disabilities in residential settings
The management of bruising in non-mobile infants paper
Multi-agency safeguarding and domestic abuse paper
National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star
Safeguarding children under 1 year old from non-accidental injury
Safeguarding children at risk from criminal exploitation
Working Together (2023)
In December 2023 the government published Working Together (2023)
The NSPC have published this helpful summary document
The NSCP have produced this guide for practitioners in Newcastle
The NSCP have produced this briefing for practitioners in Newcastle
The CSPR delivered a session on Working Together
Development Days
Education
On Tuesday the 21st of November 2023 the Newcastle Safeguarding Children Partnership held a development session at the Civic Centre, and over 90 delegates attended to explore how schools can be effective strategic partners in the response and development of safeguarding in Newcastle. At the development sessions we heard from a range of partners regarding the important role that education plays in the welfare and safeguarding of children and young people in Newcastle.
Please click here to access the slides from the session on Education in Newcastle
Please click here to access the slides from the session on Educational Neglect
Please click here to access the slides from the session on The Violence Reduction Unit’s Education Team
Please click here to access the slides from the session on School Health
Please click here to access the slides from the session on Mental Health in Schools
Please click here to access the slides from the session on RISE: Mental Health
Risk Outside The Home
At the development session partners from several organisations shared valuable and engaging information regarding service initiatives aimed at addressing criminal exploitation of young people and the risks they may be exposed to outside the home. Whether you missed the session or simply want to revisit the content then we hope you will find this information, including presentation slides, and additional materials useful in the development of your partnership working.
Please click here to access the slides on Risk Outside The Home
Please click here to access the slides on Drug Trends Analysis
Please click here to access the recording of Risk Outside The Home Pathway