Disabled Children: a legal handbook. An accessible guide to the legal rights of #disabled children & their families in England. It explains what public bodies must do to support disabled children & that which they should do.
https://t.co/XnVAL7ZGk2 @LegalActionGrp
@CarolynEyre The prospect of caseholding Children in Need under distant "supervision" of a local authority team?
I await the WTtSC consultation response with trepidation
There is no formula for writing/recording/communicating info about young people in a trauma-informed way but @InnovateProj research helped us identify some helpful things to consider. Check out this amazing graphic @MichiMathias created to help us share our learning 👇
Happy #NationalSiblingsDay2023 We are celebrating #siblings who have grown up with a disabled brother or sister. Tell us about your #SiblingStrengths! We look forward to you joining the sibling conversation today!
https://t.co/FsNBB215in
Run by an former Director of Children’s Services this course helps structure and approach supervision using an established supervision model to empower staff and focus on the experience and progress of young people.
Sign up and find out more here: https://t.co/YSnzsbiuhI
The United Nations recognizes today as the International Day of People with Disabilities -- the day of the year we set aside to raise awareness of disabled people.
Be aware. Be very aware.
@MrsPeakeHMPS Lots here: NSPCC (2014). ‘We Have the Right To Be Safe’: Protecting Disabled Children from Abuse. [Online]. Available
at: https://t.co/T06fDDTWKW
abuse-report.pdf
Today we’re launching our brand-new leaflets for Norfolk: what safeguarding is, how to spot the signs and how to keep adults with care and support needs safe from abuse. Find them in six languages here https://t.co/RVyBuoFMpp
@MrsPeakeHMPS@EDUchats@secretHT1@Headteacherchat@Safernetwork How to create a culture where staff, students and families talk about safeguarding all the time, not just after things go wrong. Prevention and early help are better than cure/CP. Ask - do you feel safe? When don't you feel safe?
@MrsPeakeHMPS @MrsAndrewsReay @EDUchats@secretHT1@Headteacherchat@Safernetwork The importance of a partnerhip with external agencies but also with that the need to challenge and the imperative for schools to know how to effectively escalate. It is vital to understand the thresholds and be able to communicate in a compelling yet objective, logic based manner
Social care workers - who are mostly women - are among the lowest paid workers in the UK.
Our long read compares the levels of poverty and deprivation among residential care workers to other UK workers.
Read more⬇️ https://t.co/Ty3y6DqBz4
NSPCC Learning has published a summary of findings and learning around #onlineharms and abuse from case reviews published between 2015 and 2022. The briefing summarises key issues and vulnerabilities and how professionals can respond to concerns. https://t.co/hJGGZWqOHd
In support of #OutdoorClassroomDay our students took part in a range of activities around the campus. There was also a firepit, sparklers, planting bulbs and a community visit! All to remind us how important spending time outdoors is for our well-being and mental health. #tbt
Unconscious bias can be a significant factor in the use of restraint and other restrictive practices. People from ethnic minority communities, autistic people and those with a learning disability or mental health issue are more likely to be restrained #RRNConf22#Restraint
"It is now time for change. We need leaders and decision makers to take ownership of these outrageous failings to neurodiverse people.
- Paula McGowan OBE -
#WhoIAmMatters
Read the report: https://t.co/8lQTAWMWFH
While many skilled professionals work with children with disabilities, we're concerned about how some children have been abused in residential settings. Phase 1 of our national review looks into this so we can learn how to improve the safeguarding system: https://t.co/yDVrHc4YK9
Susan Tranter and Jenny Coles from @CSPR_Panel outlining the key findings of the national practice review of safeguarding children with disabilities and complex needs in residential settings. More here. https://t.co/3zdDgD9wql #NCASC22
An excellent piece about the challenges facing the SEND GP & DfE response. We’d add our voice for the call for a full analysis of consultation responses to be published BEFORE seeing the policy next steps.