Safeguarding Training Level 3 training for Designated Persons/Leads working with children and young people in education, vocational, arts or voluntary settings, Friday 15th January 2016, London SE1

​At The Salmon Youth Centre, 43 Old Jamaica Rd, London SE16 4TE
www.salmoncentre.co.uk
Cost: £100
Trainer: John Guest [ www.johnguestsafeguarding.com ] 
CPD certificated
Spaces are limited so please book early by contacting: philippabeagley2@gmail.com 
Phone 07790698053  
 
There will be an assumption that delegates will have previously undertaken L1/2 training during the past 3 years 
 
This certificated Level 3 (LSCB Groups 4/5) course addresses the full range of designated responsibilities for voluntary sector, community and education providers for children, young people and adults at risk and draws upon a multi-agency perspective that complies fully with current legal requirements; including procedures adopted by Local Safeguarding Children Boards to promote compliance and cooperation with statutory services, commissioners and other partners.

This programme will make reference to key statutory  guidance and advice, including:

• ‘Working Together to Safeguard Children’ (March 2015)’;
• ‘What to Do if You’re Worried a Child is Being Abused’ (March 2015);
• ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education (Department of Education 2015 report)’;
• ‘Inspecting safeguarding in early years, education and skills settings’ ( OFSTED August 2015);
• ‘No Secrets’ (DoH 2015)

We will walk participants through the full range of the Designated Safeguarding Lead  responsibilities. It makes references to the responsibilities of senior managers, trustees and management committees  in ensuring that Designated Safeguarding Leads are well supported and resourced to carry out their role effectively. This course is suitable for those who are refreshing their knowledge or who need to gain an overview of the role.
 
 
What we will cover

• Roles and responsibilities in safeguarding.
• The role of the Designated Safeguarding Lead.
• What commissioners and funders will expect.
• Partnership working and the critical role of the Local Safeguarding Children Board.
• Key messages from Serious Case Reviews.
• What all staff, volunteers and governors need to know and understand about safeguarding and their role in safeguarding children and adults at risk.
• Managing risk and understanding the thresholds for referrals to Children’s Social Care.
• Understanding thresholds.
• Below the threshold – early help assessments.
• Understanding the barriers to disclosure.
• Information sharing and challenge.
• What all staff need to know about female genital mutilation.
• Culture and race in safeguarding.
• Sexual exploitation.
• Exploitation by radicalisers.
• Online safety for children, volunteers and  staff.
• Safe professional practice and preventing allegations.
• Safeguarding at 16 + safeguarding adults at risk
• Inspection judgements relating to safeguarding.

 
      
Tea, coffee and lunch will be available
Places will be guaranteed on payment of invoice, on a first come first served basis, and will not be booked until payment is received
10% discount available for 4 or more bookings from one organisation
Full cost will be refunded if cancellations are made at least five working days before the event
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