Wirral Safeguarding News

28 September 2026

New date for Systemic Practice Training for Education Sector (22 Oct 2026)

28 September 2026

The 1-day Systemic Practice training for Education provides an introduction and overview of Wirral’s practice model. We will touch on the underpinning theory to the relationship-based way of working with children and families and explore some of the tools available for practitioners to work productively using systemic ideas. Dates to...

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28 September 2026

BIG LEARN 2026

28 September 2026

Wirral Safeguarding Children Partnership is hosting this year’s Big Learn on 18th November 2026,  9am - 4pm at the Floral Pavillion. This event kick-starts Wirral’s 16 days of action which will run from 25 November to 10 December. WSCP will have guest speakers and spotlight sessions available to staff during...

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22 September 2026

Next MVRP Schools Network event – Thurs 24 Sept, 3:45pm-4:45pm

22 September 2026

The next Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership Schools Network is being held on Thursday 24 September, online from 3:45pm until 4:45pm. The first session of the academic year will provide an overview of the Government's recently published strategy to halve knife crime within a decade. Protecting lives, building hope: a plan...

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9 September 2026

Togetherness – Free Training for Professionals & Families -Commissioned by Our Family Hubs Team

9 September 2026

Togetherness (previously known as the Solihull Approach) is an evidence-based online learning platform funded through Family Hubs to help adults better understand children, young people, relationships and emotional wellbeing. The platform is built around the latest understanding of brain development, attachment, trauma and relationships, providing practical strategies that can be applied both professionally and personally....

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7 September 2026

Spaces still available for ‘A Knock at the Door KS2 Session’ (Mon 14 Sept)

7 September 2026

KS2 Resource – A Knock at the Door Session Children sharing indecent images with one another is a crime and a growing issue for schools across Merseyside. Ariel Trust is therefore launching a new programme to help teachers talk about what the law says and how it can impact upon...

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