The purpose of reviews of serious child safeguarding cases, at both local and national level, is to identify improvements to be made to safeguard and promote the welfare of children. Learning is relevant locally, but it has a wider importance for all practitioners working with children and families and for the government and policymakers.' (Working Together to Safeguard Children, 2018)

Sharing learning from Serious Case Reviews, Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews and Learning Lessons Reviews is key to improving safeguarding practice. Kingston and Richmond Safeguarding Children Partnership is committed to ensuring that this important learning is shared as widely as possible with professionals across all agencies.

This lunchtime session will provide an overview of the learning from key themes from other local CSPRs and rapid reviews.

This bite size lunchtime session will provide an overview of national and local learning and will highlight areas for practice improvement.

By the end of this session participants will be able to:

• Consider lessons from national & local Serious Case Reviews, Learning Lessons Reviews and the implications for practice in Kingston & Richmond
• Examine information sharing in a multi-agency context
• Gain an understanding of roles and responsibilities of organisations and practitioners in effective collaboration to safeguard children and young people
• Consider barriers to taking learning into practice

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