Children and Young
People’s Network
March 2013 e-bulletin
Welcome to the March e-bulletin of the Children and Young
People’s Network. If you have any relevant information (details
of meetings, events, training, consultations, conferences,
developments etc.) that you would like included in future
bulletins, please contact me. If you have any feedback regarding
this bulletin, or would like to let me know what you think should
be included, then please do not hesitate to contact me.
I hope you find the e-bulletin useful.
Representing the Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS)
Working with Children and Young People in B&NES
Sue Evans
Children & Young People’s Network Co-ordinator
sue@bapp.org.uk
Contents
Click on the main headings below to move to the relevant section.
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Children & Young People’s Network News
Next Network Meeting 22 April, 2:00 – 4:00pm in Midsomer Norton
Venue Request
Potential for Universal Credit Briefing
Representatives Needed for Interface Panel Meetings
National News and Information
Proposed changes to childcare staffing - Government consultation
Working with Special Educational Needs and Disability
Park life - protection for England's green spaces
Children and Families Bill – the Young person’s Guide.
Commissioning Masterclasses
PUBLICATION: the Voluntary & Community Sector workforce
Third Sector Knowledge Portal
Gift Aid is Going Online: Here's How Charities Can Get Ready
Pass it On: a resource for teaching storytelling with young people
Local and Regional News and general Information
Integrated Working in B&NES
B&NES Census 2011 Data
Healthwatch-Communities Involved
'Preparing for Adulthood a Local Guide'
Meetings, Conferences and Events
How safe are our children? 18-19 April 2013: London
Measure young people’s well-being and prove the impact of your work
Payment by Results Consultation Events
Webinar: Building a new relationship with children, young people and families
Business and Funding
Bath Fundraisers Group
Starbucks Youth Action
FUNDING: to support disadvantaged young people
Know How Non-Profit How-to guides
Social Media Fundraising
Lawrence Atwell's Charity
The Hedley Foundation
The Big Break
New Fundraising Training from THRIVE
Training
12 Hour Paediatric First Aid Course (valid for 3 years)
Free StudyZone course: Effective writing
Free Child Protection Training from The Care Forum & PEYTU
Safe Network Webinars
Fundraising for Community Groups
Proving Impact: Showing Funders the Difference You Make
How to Find Funding
Free Interagency Training
Common Induction Programme
Common Assessment Framework (CAF) Training.
Children and Young People’s Network News
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Next Network Meeting 22 April, 2:00 – 4:00pm in Midsomer Norton. The next meeting will be
held in Midsomer Norton to give easier access to those organisations located that side of the Local
Authority Area. Wandyke Play Association have generously offered the venue for this meeting.
Apart from looking at any issues that have arisen from recent meetings attended by our
representatives we will hear an update on the new Disclosure & Barring Service (with
information from the recent DBS Roadshow, and subsequent updates) from Julie Campbell
Regional Manager, Children England.The meeting will be preceded by a free Safe Network
Training Event on ‘Preventing and Responding to Bullying’ from 10:00am – 1:30pm at the
same venue: WPA, 10 Redfield Road. Midsomer Norton, Somerset. BA3 2JN. For booking and
further information for both events please contact: sue@bapp.org.uk or phone 01225 832479.
Venue Request. Do you have a free venue that the Network could use for a couple of hours once
a year for 15 – 20 people? We would like to hold network meetings and events outside Bath from
time to time to increase accessibility for members in the wider B&NES area. If you have a venue
we could use for an event please let us know. Ideally there would be parking nearby and the
venue should be accessible by public transport.
Potential for Universal Credit Briefing. Please could you indicate your interest in a free talk on
Universal credit and the potential impact on families from Angela Chadda, Partnership
Development Manager, Department for Work and Pensions. Angela has agreed to come and
deliver this briefing for us but I want to make sure there is enough interest before committing to
dates. Please let me know if you would like to attend and if there are specific points you would like
the talk to cover. Contact, Sue@bapp.org.uk or 01225 832 479.
Representatives Needed for Interface Panel Meetings. The interface panel meetings have
been established to provide multi-agency consultation where there are blockages for particular
children or families. They have also been established in response to Ofsted guidance which
stresses the need for processes which support children whose needs place them on the cusp of
the threshold for social care intervention, or who will continue to require a package of support
following a Child Protection or Child In Need Plan. The purpose of each interface panels is to:
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Provide a framework for formal communication between universal, targeted and
specialist services
 To problem-solve and identify agencies within the wider workforce where
children/young people are no longer receiving interventions from social care or there is no
further action from social care, including those children referred to the duty team who do not
meet the threshold for social care, and it is unclear who should co-ordinate the on-going
plan
 Identify agencies within the wider workforce who can contribute to packages of
support and provide a lead professional role where children/young people’s needs are
unresolved or actions are considered to have drifted
Meetings are approx 1.5 hours and take place every six weeks in Riverside and are chaired by
the Service Manager Safeguarding Outcomes. Panels are area and age based as follows:
 Age Group 0-11(Bath West)
 Age Group 0-11(Bath East)
 Age Group 0-11(North East Somerset)
 Age Group 11-18
If you are interested in attending any of these panels as a representative please contact me
for more details: sue@bapp.org.uk.
National News and Information
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Proposed changes to childcare staffing - Government consultation. The proposals in this
consultation arise from the report "More Great Childcare" which was published by the Department
for Education on 29 January 2013. This proposes that staff:child ratios for childcare providers will
change and that qualification requirements will increase. The report has prompted some debate..
For example, see Nursery World Childcare providers and others (parents, local authorities, etc.)
are encouraged to respond to the consultation which runs until 25th March 2013. A particular
concern is that childcare settings will have the option to increase the number of children each
childcare worker can look after. The Pre-School Learning Alliance has launched a petition to
challenge this decision. For more news on this see http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education21375010.
Working with Special Educational Needs and Disability? Preparing for Adulthood (PfA) is a 2
year programme funded by the Department for Education as part of the delivery support for
'Support and aspiration: A new approach to special educational needs and disability' green paper.
The website has lots of information, resources and webinars to inform and support your work. See:
http://www.preparingforadulthood.org.uk/who-we-are
Park life - protection for England's green spaces! The Big Lottery Fund has announced that it
will be supporting a national project to protect green spaces that are at risk of decline due to
funding cuts. BIG is awarding £416,450 to GreenSpace’s ‘Love Parks’ project which will see
the assembly of a nationwide network of trained volunteers to help conserve parks and green
spaces up and down the country. Love Parks will work to empower communities to become
confident local champions at the heart of protecting, conserving and improving their local green
space. Training, resources and networking will equip volunteer groups across England with the
knowledge they need to work with their local managing authorities and on challenges ahead, such
as declining standards, loss of facilities or reduced commitment to maintaining activity
programmes. The grant, awarded to GreenSpace, demonstrates ongoing commitment in this
area. ‘We hope that this project will ensure that parks are still there for the next generation to
benefit from and enjoy by bringing whole communities closer together and giving them the tools
they need to protect their local green space.” For more information, visit:
www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/global-content/press-releases/england/140213_eng_loveparks_volunteers-at-heart-of-parks.
Children and Families Bill. The Department for Education has published The Young Person’s
Guide to the Children and Families Bill. The report provides a summary of the information young
people need to know is in the Bill and explains what will change for children and families if the Bill
gets agreed.
Commissioning Masterclasses. The Cabinet Office has announced the Masterclasses
workshops to help VCS organisations bid, win and deliver public service contracts are open for
registration. The Masterclasses have been developed by the government, in collaboration with
private and third sector partners, and will use case studies, practical tools and the direct
experience of experts to help guide organisations in winning and delivering public service
contracts. The workshops will be offered in different locations the next being Manchester and
London, but to register for updates on more event details email: commercialmasterclasses@ncvovol.org.uk. More information on content and background can be found here.
PUBLICATION: the Voluntary & Community Sector workforce. Skills - Third Sector have
published their latest Labour Force Survey findings. They show that the voluntary sector's paid
workforce is increasingly made up of temporary employees, growing numbers of people unable to
work the hours they would like, and fewer staff are benefitting from on-the-job training. Keith
Mogford, chief executive of Skills - Third Sector says: "The sector's overall workforce growth
should not happen at the expense of long term investment in skilled people. If our sector is going
to attract and retain talented people who will enable it to continue to deliver vital services to the
communities we serve, it must demonstrate how it is investing intelligently in planned career
pathways and the development of its staff in order to continue to meet the needs of service users."
Read the report at: Skills - Third Sector
Third Sector Knowledge Portal. The Portal is a free to use online library, designed to be a 'one
stop shop' for third sector research, evidence, and analysis. It is based at TSRC (the Third Sector
Research Centre) at the University of Birmingham, and brings together content selected from a
huge range of sources - click here for more info. Recently added - a collection of reports on
community development from CDX (Community Development Exchange) to the Portal
catalogue, with CDX signing an agreement for their long term preservation. Click here for the full
CDX document list.
Gift Aid is Going Online: Here's How Charities Can Get Ready. HMRC is moving Gift Aid
online from April 2013. If you claim Gift Aid already, you need to take action to get ready for this
change. Please read the information just published on HMRC’s website. For most charities, these
changes will require you to use a new HMRC form or spreadsheet to submit your claims. For
others, it may require more detailed changes to your database systems. The Small Donations
Scheme will also go live in April 2013. Under the new scheme, charities that have a track record
of making Gift Aid claims will be able claim on small cash donations, without a donor declaration
form. Guidance for the Small Donations Scheme will be published by HMRC in mid March. By
claiming Gift Aid for two years, you will also become eligible for the Small Donations Scheme.
Take a look at HMRC’s website to find out more about Gift Aid and how to register using the new
system from April.
Pass it On: a resource for teaching storytelling with young people. PASS IT ON, is aimed at
helping teachers and youth workers of all kinds to engage and educate young people in the
ancient art of storytelling. With contributions from many of the UK’s top tellers, PASS IT ON
contains practical advice and exercises derived from years of experience that will help teachers,
trainers and leaders to introduce storytelling to young people as an enjoyable performance art.
Designed primarily for group leaders working with young people aged 13 to 25, most of the
exercises and ideas can easily be adapted for other age groups, as well as differing abilities. It
covers warm up games, how to remember a story, developing the narrative, performance
techniques, telling in a group, evaluation techniques, where to find stories for young tellers and a
guide to further reading and resources. The exercises are designed to be fun, hands-on and
break down the process into many easily achievable steps. Get your copy for £6.62, including
postage and packing. Contact Graham Langley: graham@tradartsteam.co.uk, 0121 247 7607, or
19 Springfield Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 7DU.
Local and Regional News and Information
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Integrated Working in B&NES. The statistical information the Local Authority collect is showing
the really great work that organisations (both statutory and VCS) are doing to support children,
young people and families in the area via integrated working. During the period OctoberDecember 2012 they received 92 common assessments and those 92 children/young people were
offered integrated packages of multi-agency support. Positive outcomes have been secured for
children and young people which includes successful transition to secondary school and improved,
settled behaviour at home. In total, 318 common assessments have been completed and logged
since 1st April 2012. New training dates have been planned for 2013 for those new to
integrated processes, and those staff seeking a refresher. These multi-agency, practical
training sessions are designed to support you in helping children, young people and families
understand the benefits of integrated processes and use them to best advantage with children,
young people and families.
Date
Training
12th March
Lead Professional/Team around the child/family
19th April
Common Assessment Refresher
th
16 May
11-19 Common Assessment
11th September
0-11 Common Assessment
For more information or to book a place, please contact the Training Administrator
on 01225 394210 or email childrensworkforce_training@bathnes.gov.uk.
B&NES Census 2011 Data. Includes profiles for each of the wards in Bath and North East
Somerset and for parishes and the smaller census geographies. These reports also show how
Bath and North East Somerset compares to other local authorities in England & Wales. On the
same page find a link to the February update of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment –
useful for getting data to support funding applications for projects. More information on B&NES
can be found at www.bathnes.gov.uk/jsna
Healthwatch-Communities Involved. Local health and social care is changing rapidly. The ways
in which people can participate in shaping these services is also changing. From 1 April, a new
local consumer champion – local Healthwatch – with the powers to hold local services to account,
will be set up in every city and county council in the country. In B&NES The Care Forum are
responsible for running our local Healthwatch and there is an information event for the South
West – Somerset in Taunton on Monday 11 March, 10am – 3pm organized by South West
Forum and The Care Forum. Contact: jane@southwestforum.org.uk or
PatFoster@thecareforum.org.uk. Over the coming months there will be a range of activities and
training to raise awareness encourage a more diverse range of local people and organisations to
get involved in their local Healthwatch and the health and social care system. For more
information and to register for updates see: http://healthwatch-ci.co.uk/
'Preparing for Adulthood a Local Guide' has detailed information about services and
organisations that can support the transition process for a young person with a special educational
need or a disability who is moving into adult life. This guide, still in draft form, is available on the
B&NES website to the right of the ‘Transitions’ page: http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/services/childrenyoung-people-and-families/transition-adulthood . If your organization offers services and support
through this stage of a young person’s life and you are not listed, contact us and we will relay the
information back to the Strategic Transitions Board. Contact: sue@bapp.org.uk .
Meetings, Conferences and Events
How safe are our children? 18-19 April 2013: London. The most comprehensive overview of
child protection in the UK. This is the NSPCC’s flagship conference for everyone working in child
protection. Delegates will gain exclusive access to high-profile speakers including Children and
Families Minister, Edward Timpson MP, and will hear about the most recent developments in
policy and cutting-edge practice from across the UK. The conference also sees the launch of a
new NSPCC report which, for the first time, assesses how effective UK child protection is at
protecting children from abuse and neglect. By examining a comprehensive list of key indicators,
we reveal how safe the UK’s children really are. More information and booking.
Measure young people’s well-being and prove the impact of your work. New Philanthropy
Capital have developed an online survey tool, the Well-being Measure that tracks these changes,
analyses the results and produces reports for you. Young People (aged 11-16) can complete it in
just 10-15 minutes. By asking a series of questions about 8 aspects of well-being at the start of a
programme or activity, and the same questions at the end, you can see the difference you’ve
made. You can understand sub-groups (e.g. by age, gender) and add your own questions specific
to the service you provide. A free half day workshop in Bath on 14th March 1.30 – 4.00 will take
place at the Southside Youth Hub and you can book your place here. The workshop offers a
chance to discuss what is meant by well-being and why it’s important, address the challenges of
capturing ‘soft outcomes’ and understand how this particular tool can be valuable. If you have any,
please email Catherine or Laura: well-being@thinknpc.org or visit: www.well-being-measure.com.
Payment by Results Consultation Events. Clinks is running a series of consultation events to
identify what support the Sector needs to be confident about making the right decision about
whether and how to bid for and deliver payment by results (PbR) contracts. Aimed at organisations
of all sizes who have considered, or are considering engagement with PbR, or are already working
on PbR contracts. Clinks will be running seven events around the country:
 Birmingham - Monday 4th March, morning
 Exeter - Monday 4th March, afternoon
 Manchester - Tuesday 5th March, morning
 Nottingham - Wednesday 6th March, morning
 Newcastle - Thursday 7th March, morning
 London - Friday 8th March, morning
 Cardiff - Friday 8th March, morning
To express an interest for one of the above Clinks events, please email: jean.coates@clinks.org
Webinar: Building a new relationship with children, young people and families - Monday
25th March 2013 at 10am. This session will explore the elements of a new relationship between
statutory agencies, services and children and families. The Green Paper 'Support and Aspiration,
a new approach for special educational needs and disabilities' and the recent 'Progress and Next
Steps' document from the Department for Education has set out an ambitious programme of
service transformation for children with special education needs, their families and disabled
children's services for the next few years. This programme of change consists of many different
elements including workforce change, the role of the private and voluntary sector, new approaches
to assessment and planning and the introduction of personal budgets across social care, health
and education. At the heart of this transformation is the development of a new relationship
between statutory agencies, services and children and families. And critical to its delivery is the
development of a joined-up approach between agencies.
Booking: http://www.in-control.org.uk/news/in-control-news/latest-webinars-available.aspx
Business and Funding
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Bath Fundraisers Group - Thursday 7 March 1pm-2pm at First Steps, Bath – Woodhouse
Road, Twerton, Bath, BA2 1SY. Increasing Income Through Volunteers, Community
Members and Increased Profile. Kelly Hall, Fundraiser at Positive Action on Cancer will talk
about how volunteers, the local community and a raised profile at the charity have contributed to
an increase in community fundraising of over 50% in the past year. In the second part of the
session Kelly will open a discussion about these topics and encourage attendees to share
experiences, thoughts and ask questions. To book a place at the talk please email
fundraising@positiveactiononcancer.co.uk
Starbucks Youth Action Do you know 16-24 year olds who could make use of funding up to
£2000 to run a community change project in their local area? By providing seed funding, and
comprehensive training in management, budget planning and leadership we want to bring young
peoples ideas to life in your city! You can read all about the programme here. Applications for
Starbucks Youth Action are open until 4 March 2013. Download the application form here.
FUNDING: to support disadvantaged young people. Peter Cruddas Foundation gives priority to
programmes designed to help disadvantaged and disengaged young people in the age range of
14 to 30, to pursue pathways to Education, Training and Employment with the ultimate aim of
helping them to become financially independent. Preference will be given to the support of projects
undertaken by UK registered charitable organisations (currently not CIC's or Social Enterprises), in
England and Wales only, for the benefit of such people. The next deadline for applications is 1 st
March. Find out more at: Peter Cruddas Foundation
Know How Non-Profit How-to guides. Here's a couple of new funding how-tos:
 How to recruit major donors for a small charity
 How to make a start evaluating your funding mix
 See all How-to guides
Social Media Fundraising. This article highlights the realities of donor behaviour and how
organizations can redesign their outreach strategies to be more effective. In particular, it looks at
the impact of peer influence through social media. Read the article here.
Lawrence Atwell's Charity aims to help young people free themselves from poverty and
disadvantage by heading into the job they want. So not for organisations, but you may have
service users who could benefit. Through tailored grant-making to those people who are most in
need, the Charity will invest in their talents and aspirations to help them find their way – either
straightaway or through a series of steps – into satisfying work. More information.
The Hedley Foundation Main objective (currently about 70% of the Foundation's budget) is
Young people: their education, recreation, support, training, health and welfare,
Most grants funded are for capital or one-off projects. Trustees meet 6 times per year to consider
grant applications. More information.
The Big Break Bacs Payment Schemes Ltd, the organisation behind Direct Debit, have
announced The Big Break, a campaign that aims to benefit 100 good causes this year. From
March until June 2013, the most popular causes nominated to win a Big Break will share in a
£5,000 monthly pot. Each month, the organisation with the highest number of votes will receive
£2,000, with second place receiving £1,000 and the rest shared out among the other runners up.
More information.
New Fundraising Training from THRIVE – see below:
Training
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12 Hour Paediatric First Aid Course (valid for 3 years). At Odd Down Community Centre.
There are currently two opportunities for this training:
 Friday 12, 19 and 26 April 2013 from 8:45am – 1:00pm
 Saturday 6 and 13 July 2013 from 9:00am – 4:00pm.
Cost £75. You must attend all sessions to receive your certificate. Contact: Sarah Sealy, Tel:
01225 832479 or Download the booking form.
Free StudyZone course: Effective writing. Does your job involve writing business plans, press
releases, promotional materials, grant applications, web or social media copy?
Our three part e-learning course covers effective writing for a range of outputs and will give you
the skills and confidence you need to get your message across, clearly and concisely. The course
is broken down into manageable sections so you can study at your own pace; anywhere,
anytime…and it’s free! Watch the trailer today.
Free Child Protection Training from The Care Forum & PEYTU. This FREE training is aimed at
those working for registered and unregistered groups providing social care and health support for
children and young people. An essential course to increase awareness and build
confidence in taking the appropriate steps if you are concerned about the welfare of a child or
young person. This course helps you to: develop an understanding of the signs and symptoms of
child abuse; gain a basic grounding in policies and procedures surrounding child protection;
consider the kind of responses you might have to a disclosure of abuse and explore how equalities
issues can affect the process. Tuesday 5th & 12th March 7:00pm to 9:45pm at The BAND Training
Room, Scrapstore House, Sevier Street, Bristol, BS2 9LB. Bookings: Limited to 2 participants per
organisation. Engagement payments to assist towards the cost of travel and childcare etc.
may be available at £50 per person. E-mail: training@peytu.co.uk. Phone: 0117 908 060. There
are only a few places left on the final course so book now to avoid disappointment!
Safe Network Webinars – spaces are still available but you should probably get in touch soon.
The webinar sessions will last between 45 minutes and one hour. They will be looking at different
aspects of child protection and safeguarding and be of key interest to voluntary and community
groups working with children and young people. Confirmed expert guests include:
 Disclosure and Barring Service
 Peter Bower, online safety specialist
 Safe Network partners.
For just £20 you will have access to all three webinar sessions, either as an individual or as an
organisation. Different staff members or volunteers can join separate webinars (one person at
each webinar). Booking and webinar details.
Fundraising for Community Groups. 19 March 2012,9:30-12:30pm, Somer Centre, Midsomer
Norton. This half day course will equip you with the practical resources you need to fundraise for
your community group. It will look at different sources of funding, top tips on applying to trusts and
foundations and how to choose the fundraising options most suitable for your group. By the end of
the course you will have the tools needed to draft your own fundraising plan.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
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Identify different sources of funding
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Identify key points to communicate in funding applications
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Map your group’s fundraising skills and resources
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Develop a fundraising plan
Cost £40 per person. Please see flyer (click here) for more information. Email
thrive@developecs.org.uk for a booking form.
Proving Impact: Showing Funders the Difference You Make. Tuesday 23rd April 2013, 9:3012:30 New Oriel Hall, Bath. This half day course will introduce you to the basics of proving impact,
focusing on outcomes and how to use monitoring to evidence the effectiveness of your work.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
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Identify what outcomes are and why they are important
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Demonstrate how to link outcomes to monitoring
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Identify ways of evidencing impact
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Identify free tools and resources
Cost £40 per person. Please see flyer (click here) for full course description. Email
thrive@developecs.org.uk for a booking form.
How to Find Funding. Tuesday 21 May 2013, 10am-4pm. Percy Community Centre, Bath. This
hands-on, one day course will help you find the funding you need for your group or project. It
offers practical tools to help you identify the right funder, tips on how to maximise your chance of
success and an insider’s view of common mistakes --and how to avoid them. By the end of the
day you will have researched and identified suitable funders to confidently approach for your group
or project. Cost: £80. Please note that lunch is not included. Please see flyer (click here) for full
course description. Email thrive@developecs.org.uk for a booking form.
Free Interagency Training:
 Attachment, 6 March, 0915 –1300 More info.
 Anxiety, 7 March, 1330-1630. More info.
 Eating Disorders, 15 April
 ASD and ADHD with mental health problems, 25 April 2013, 0900-1300 More info.
Bookings can be made via Simon Ratcliff, Training & Development Manager, Children’s Services,
Bath & North East Somerset. Tel: 01225395158. Mob: 07530263414 or email:
Simon_Ratcliff@bathnes.gov.uk
Common Induction Programme
The Common Induction programme is for all members of the Children & Young People’s
Workforce in B&NES (this includes local groups, charities, clubs, childminders, etc.).
Next Dates:
Module/Day
Dates & Times
Venue
Understanding child & young people’s
Wednesday 17th April 2013
Twerton Village Hall,
development
Building relationships and
Bath, BA2 1DX
Wednesday 22nd May 2013
Communicating with children and young
Brunswick Room,
Guildhall, Bath
people
Introduction to Safeguarding &
Integrated Working
Tues 18th June 2013
Twerton Village Hall,
Bath, BA2 1DX
Bookings: please complete common induction booking form. If you have any queries about this
training please contact Simon Ratcliff Children’s Service Training and Development Manager on
01225 395158 or email Simon_ratcliff@bathnes.gov.uk.
Common Assessment Framework (CAF) Training. Common assessment is one of the key
tools used for early identification and preventative support for young people with
additional or complex needs. This training is open to all who work directly with children and
families and wish to better understand the common assessment process and its aims and
benefits. Aims and Objectives are to equip participants with :
 a working knowledge of the common assessment process
 confidence in completing an assessment with a child and/or family
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a basic understanding of the role of lead professional and the team around the child/family
process
For further information, dates or training tailored to the needs of your organisation please
contact:
Lyn Tapping
(N.E Somerset) Lyn_Tapping@Bathnes.gov.uk or 01225 395448
Kevin Clark
(Bath area)
Kevin_Clark@Bathnes.gov.uk or 01225 395308
I hope you found this e-bulletin useful, if you have any queries please contact me using the
contact details below.
Sue Evans
Children and Young Peoples Network Co-ordinator
sue@bapp.org.uk or Tel: 01225 832479