News: 29 July 2026
KCSIE 2026
The DfE have published the revised Statutory Guidance which comes into force from 01 September 2026. It can be viewed via the link below:
NSPCC Learning have produced a useful briefing on the key changes which can be viewed via the link below:
Redbridge One Panel
The Redbridge One Panel has a new mail box OnePanel@redbridge.gov.uk
Please update your records.
Barnardos TIGER Training
Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR) Panel Website Launch
The Panel have launched a new website which not only provides access to all published guidance and resources, but also a ‘learning hub’. The website development was informed by practitioners across a wide range of disciplines within the children and young people’s workforce and brings together on one site learning from safeguarding reviews and practical resources. The website can be reached via the link below:
Autism and Suicide Awareness Training
A free elearning module is available from Zero Suicide Alliance. The course, which has been co-produced with people from the autistic community, lasts approximately one hour and can accessed via the link below:
The course provides information about the link between autism and suicide risk, shares real experiences, and provides guidance to spotting the signs and supporting an autistic person. It is recommended for those working with people with autism.
Reminder – Contact with Local Authority – Children’s Social Care
This is a reminder that professionals wishing to make a safeguarding referral, request for information or services, or a notification should contact LBR Children’s Services direct using the on-line portal (link below):
Please do not send referrals, copies, or information sharing requests to the Redbridge Safeguarding Children Partnership (RSCP), which is a multi-agency strategic body that doesn’t commission nor deliver services, or hold case records. Any case work communication with the RSCP outside of Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews (CSPRs) could represent a data breach and will also potentially cause a delay in response.