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Safeguarding Children Forum
10 Jun 2010
8th annual event. Held at the Bloomsbury Hotel, London
This event brought together representatives from local and central government, LCSBs, police, education and child protection organisations to discuss the latest policy and guidance, share good practice and encourage effective multi-disciplinary working.
Programme
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10:00
John Brownlow, Head of Partnerships and Representation, NSPCC
Welcome from Conference Chair
10:10
Sir Paul Ennals, Chief Executive, National Children's Bureau (NCB)
Children's safeguarding policy: where are we now?
10:25
Question and discussion: Paul Ennals, Chief Executive, NCB
10:30
Marion Ingram, Acting Deputy Director Social Care, London Borough of Barnet
Safer Recruitment
10:50
Anne Orton HMI, Divisional Manager, Cross-Remit Safeguarding, Ofsted
Improving Inspection – improving safeguarding?
11:10
Questions and discussion; Session 1
11:20
Refreshments and exhibition
11:50
Cheryl Coppell, Chair, London Safeguarding Children Board and Chief Executive, London Borough of Havering
The role of local boards and partnerships
12:10
Sam Wilkinson, Children's Workforce Development, Portsmouth City Council
Developing an integrated workforce that keeps children safe
12:30
Panel session: Effective multi-agency working
Cheryl Coppell, Chair, London Safeguarding Children Board
Dr Sue Wald, Joint Director of Strategy and Commissioning, Children’s Services, Swindon Borough Council and Swindon PCT, and Chair, Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) Research Group
DCS Gordon Briggs, Head of Child Abuse Investigation, Metropolitan Police
13:10
Buffet lunch and exhibition
14:05
Andrew Flanagan, Chief Executive, NSPCC
Afternoon keynote address: Improving prevention and protection for vulnerable children
14:25
Dr Roger Morgan, Children’s Rights Director for England
Safeguarding - perspectives from children in care and living away from home
14:45
Questions and discussion: Session 3
14:50
Interactive seminar S1: Safeguarding children across culture and faith - the way forward
Mor Dioum, Director, Victoria Climbié Foundation UK
14:50
Interactive seminar S2: Understanding serious case reviews and their impact
Marian Brandon, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, University of East Anglia
14:50
Interactive seminar S3: Safeguarding children abused through domestic violence
Shelia Brookes, Co-ordinator, West Cheshire Domestic Abuse Family Safety Unit
Maddie Bell, Domestic Violence Consultant, Barnardo’s Northern Ireland
14:50
Ineractive seminar S4: Identifying and safeguarding victims of child trafficking
Philip Ishola, Service Manager, Children’s Services, London Borough of Harrow, and a member of Harrow Local Safeguarding Children Board
Aarti Kapoor, Chief Policy Advisor - Child Trafficking, Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
14:50
Interactive seminar S5: Safeguarding disabled children
Moira Murray, Safeguarding Programme Manager for SHA East of England and ISA Board Member
15:35
Refreshment and exhibition
16:00
Repeat of interactive seminars
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