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Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership – July 2025 |
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| Welcome to our July newsletter! |
It’s been a busy few months at the Partnership, and we are excited to share our latest updates with you. This edition of the newsletter will focus on the learning from two recently published Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews, Child Safety Week, our Business Improvement Plan 2025-27, and our new Child Exploitation awareness campaign poster – ‘Could you put the pieces together?’.
Our Practitioner Spotlight interview features Nicola, who works in the Child Abuse Investigations Team at West Midlands Police.
We hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any content suggestions for future editions, please don’t hesitate to contact Katherine Selby (BSCP Communications Officer).
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Child Safety Week, which is hosted annually by the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT), took place from 2nd – 8th […]
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Criminal exploitation is a form of child abuse where children and young people are manipulated and coerced into committing crimes. […]
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In May, BSCP published our Business Improvement Plan 2025-27, which sets out our four strategic priorities and key actions to […]
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Working with children and families?
Fill out our Neglect survey!
The Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership (BSCP) would like to understand how you, as practitioners, respond to neglect, the resources you use, and any support you might need from BSCP. Your views will help shape BSCP’s strategic approach to tackling neglect.
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Practitioner Spotlight
We sat down with Nicola, who works in West Midlands Police’s Child Abuse Investigations Team, to discuss her role, what a typical day looks like for her, and why safeguarding is so important.
Watch the video
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Did you know?
The Department for Education has now published Working together to safeguard children: an illustrated guide for children, young people and their families. This version of the guide uses simplified language and illustrations to display the information in a clear, accessible way.
There is also a a short, animated version of the guidance.
Download the guide
Watch the animation
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