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Completing a DASH Risk Indicator Checklist
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Statement issued on behalf of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Partnership
Today, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Children Partnership will publish two Serious Case Reviews concerning the tragic deaths of identical twin sisters Sam and Chris Gould. Our deepest sympathy continues to be extended to the family and friends of these amazing young women who sadly died within five months of each other after taking their own…
Using Our Local Child Sexual Behaviour Assessment Tool
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Graded Care Profile Workshops
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Child Neglect Resource Pack
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Don’t Blame the Victim
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Children and young people’s experience of unconscious bias
All of us are biased in one way or another. Our bias can be conscious or unconscious, innate or leant – and ultimately results in us placing disproportionate weight in favour or against a person, idea, group or thing, often without evidence or just cause. Unconscious biases are social stereotypes about certain groups of people…
Gaming and Gambling : FREE CPD for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Primary teachers Autumn 2021
The national charity YGAM (The Young Gamers and Gamblers Education Trust) has partnered with a number of local organisations to provide a unique opportunity for teachers to attend two virtual workshops providing access to a host of gaming and gambling teaching resources as well as the chance to obtain certification. The local partnership which is…
Children’s Experiences of Unconscious Bias
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Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel Third National Review
This month the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel have published their third national review, which provides important learning and recommendations regarding non-accidental injury of babies under 1 year old.