Wirral Safeguarding News

11 January 2022

100 Days of Safeguarding – Day 63 – Section 11/175 Safeguarding Audit

11 January 2022

Today's safeguarding message presents the headline findings from the 2021 audits of multi-agency safeguarding arrangements. The Section 11 (agencies) and 175 (schools and colleges) audits are completed annually by our partner agencies and help inform the WSCP about the strengths and areas of improvement of the safeguarding partnership. 100 Days...

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10 January 2022

100 Days of Safeguarding – Day 62 – Sexting 7 Minute Briefing

10 January 2022

Today's safeguarding message is part of our theme on internet/ e-safety, and is a 7 minute briefing about Sexting. Sexting occurs when a person/ young person shares a sexual message and/or a naked or semi-naked image, video or text message with another person. Sharing an image can lead to bullying...

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7 January 2022

100 Days of Safeguarding – Day 61 – Wirral Community Safety Strategy

7 January 2022

Today's safeguarding message is the Wirral Community Safety Strategy for 2021-26. The strategy, produced by the Safer Wirral Partnership Board sets out the priorities for creating a safer Wirral for the next few years. There are clear synergies with children's safeguarding around issues such as the impact of domestic abuse,...

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6 January 2022

100 Days of Safeguarding – Day 60 – Radicalisation

6 January 2022

Todays safeguarding message is a 7 Minute Briefing about Radicalisation. The briefing defines the issue, describes common vulnerabilities and sets out what to do if you have concerns. 100 days Day 60 Radicalisation 7-min-briefing More information is on the WSCP website: Prevent Radicalisation and Extremism - Wirral Safeguarding Children Partnership

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5 January 2022

100 Days of Safeguarding – Day 59 – Engaging with Fathers

5 January 2022

Today's message is a simple guide to strategies designed to help professionals engage with father's when working with families. Evidence suggests that father's and male carers are much less likely than mother's and female carers to be directly engaged with (or to engage) by professionals, and this contributes to a...

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