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Domestic abuse was a factor in over 40% of the serious incidents reviewed by the Panel in 2020. That’s why our review makes local and national recommendations about the impact of domestic abuse on children: gov.uk/government/pub…

Mid week reading: if you have some time to spare, please check out my latest article 👇🏾 #Adultification

#ADCS22 looking forward to good conversations about child protection here at ADCS - and great to see everyone face to face after so long

Welcome to Sally who’ll bring great knowledge and expertise to the Panel’s work Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel

The Panel is publishing a new series of briefing papers to share learning from serious incidents with child protection professionals in a faster, more informal way than through national reviews. (1/3)

The first briefing explores the current guidance on the management of bruising in non mobile infants – read it here: (2/3) gov.uk/government/pub…

With thanks to many colleagues who contributed and shared this - and hoping it’s useful !

Addressing a critical aspect of safeguarding practice - often challenging but so important to get right for children and families

The review highlights how the lives of children with complex needs and disabilities are too often marginalised, misunderstood and hidden. We believe that this is vital reading for everyone involved in safeguarding children

Children with disabilities and complex health needs are some of the most vulnerable in our society but they are too often overlooked and forgotten. Our national review is about ensuring they get the quality and safe care they deserve: gov.uk/government/pub…

It is indeed such a different and very heart stirring seasonal message ….

Today we’ve published our third annual report, which highlights learning from serious child safeguarding incidents (where children have died or been seriously harmed, and abuse or neglect is known suspected). Download a copy here: gov.uk/government/pub…

The new children’s social care reform strategy published by Department for Education responds to the recommendations in our national review into the murders of Arthur and Star, as well as other reviews including The independent review of children's social care. Read here: gov.uk/government/new…

Child protection practice must be strengthened and today’s strategy outlines plans for a more decisive multi-agency system. All who work to safeguard children should familiarise themselves with the details and respond to the Department for Education consultation: gov.uk/government/con…

The strategy responds to our calls for a new expert-led, multi-agency child protection response, for national standards and reforms to WT18 so there is clearer leadership and accountability, a stronger role for education within partnerships and improved data collection

Are you a leader in child protection? Do you work to safeguard children? Sign up to attend our national conference on 5 June in London to hear insights on key contemporary child safeguarding issues and network with colleagues from across the country: eventbrite.co.uk/e/waitlist-rei…

We are also launching a funding call for domestic abuse programmes to help us understand what works to prevent domestic abuse, support victim-survivors and improve child outcomes. Find out more: foundations.org.uk/opportunities/

Today, we published our fourth annual report, containing vitally important data and analysis about the English safeguarding system. We also highlight patterns in practice, strengths, and areas for improvement. Click to read the full report: gov.uk/government/pub…

A huge day for National Children's Bureau... welcoming Research in Practice into the #NCBFamily. We have so much in common, not least a shared evidence-informed approach as Research in Practice Director & our new Strategic Director of Practice & Programmes Dez explains. For full video👉 buff.ly/3HE0Yxb

We’ve published a new briefing paper on safeguarding children in elective home education. While most children who are home educated have happy and safe lives, our briefing considers 27 serious safeguarding incidents. Read the paper here: gov.uk/government/pub…