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Child Protection
17 Feb 2011
9th Annual National Forum. Held in Westminster, Central London
This conference brought together representatives from local and central government, Local Safeguarding Children’s Boards, police, health, education and child protection organisations to discuss latest police and guidance, share best practice and encourage effective multi-disciplinary working.
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Programme
10:00
Dr Roger Morgan OBE, Children’s Rights Director for England
Welcome and introduction from conference Chair
Biography: Dr Roger Morgan OBE
10:15
Sir Paul Ennals, Chief Executive, NCB
Developments in Early Intervention - what does it mean for Child Protection?
Biography: Sir Paul Ennals CBE
What's on now:
10:30
Professor Jan Horwath, Professor of Child Welfare and Director of Research, University of Sheffield
Child Neglect: identification and assessment
Biography: Professor Jan Horwath
10:45
Questions and discussion: Session 1
10:55
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
11:20
Dr Lorraine Radford, Head of Research, NSPCC and Honoury Fellow at the University of Bristol
The maltreatment and victimisation of children and young people in the UK - new findings from NSPCC research
Biography: Professor Lorraine Radford
11:40
Hugh Thornbery, Director of Children's Services, Action for Children
The outcome and implications of the government’s children in need census
Biography: Hugh Thornberry
12:00
Dr Sheila Fish, Senior Research Analyst, SCIE
The SCIE ‘systems’ model for case reviews and SCRs: findings from the North West pilots
Biography: Dr Sheila Fish
12:20
Panel discussion: Are child protection thresholds too high to target sexual abuse?
Hugh Thornbery, Director of Children's Services, Action for Children
Sheila Taylor, Chair, The National Working Group (NWG) for Sexually Exploited Children and Young People
Dr Lorraine Radford, Head of Research, NSPCC and Honorary Fellow at the University of Bristol
Biography: Sheila Taylor
13:00
Buffet lunch, networking and exhibition
14:00
Jeanette Pugh, Director, Safeguarding Group, Department for Education
Afternoon opening address
Biography: Jeanette Pugh
14:20
Tim Gilling, Deputy Executive Director, Centre for Public Scrutiny
The effective scrutiny of child protection and safeguarding
Biography: Tim Gilling
14:40
Peter Davies, Chief Executive, CEOP
An introduction from CEOP’s new Chief Executive: child protection online
Biography: Peter Davies
15:00
Peter Duxbury, Director of Children’s Services, Lincolnshire County Council
Experience from an ‘outstanding’ local authority
Biography: Peter Duxbury
15:20
Questions and discussion: Session 3
15:30
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
15:45
Seminar 1: The role of housing in safeguarding
Anne Simmonite, National Children’s Service Co-ordinator, Shelter
Jane Thompson, Regional Children’s Service Co-ordinator, Shelter
Biography: Anne Simmonite
Biography: Jane Thompson
15:50
Seminar 2: Confidentiality and information sharing in child protection
Dr Caroline Ball, Independent Chair, Norfolk LSCB
Biography: Dr Caroline Ball
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