WSCP Multi-Agency Training

Welcome to Warwickshire Safeguarding Children Partnership’s (WSCP) multi-agency training programme!

Our goal is to ensure accessible learning opportunities for all professionals working with children, young people, and families across Warwickshire. On offer, you will find a range of sessions, delivered free of charge in a variety of ways, such as in-person or online training, webinars, workshops and pre-recorded sessions.

Whether you’re new to safeguarding or looking to deepen your expertise, there’s something for you.

Explore our latest multi-agency training opportunities by viewing our Training Brochure here.

How to Book

Webinars:
All webinars can be booked via Eventbrite. Clicking the session link provided in the timetable below will redirect you to the Eventbrite website to complete your booking.

In-person and Online training:
These sessions require booking through the WSCP booking form provided via links in the below timetable.

Important Booking Information for all in person and online training:

  • Submitting a booking form does not guarantee a place.
  • Each agency has a limited number of places to ensure balanced multi-agency participation.
  • If your agency’s allocation is full, you will be placed on a waiting list.
  • Bookings are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • You will be notified of your booking status within one week of submission.
  • WSCP operates a Cancellation and Non-Attendance Policy. Please read before booking on to training.
  • Delegates must adhere to WSCPs Training Standards and Etiquette when attending training

If you have any questions about our courses or booking, please contact:

Jasmine Nahal
Business Development Officer
E: wscp@warwickshire.gov.uk

Current Training on Offer:

An Introduction to Intrafamilial Child Sexual Abuse
Course Aim and Target Group: This one-day introductory course is designed for professionals who work in collaboration with other agencies, to provide an overview of the key issues to support them in identifying and responding to cases of intra-familial child sexual abuse. It will be delivered by experts with experience across a multi-agency safeguarding partnership and is CPD-certified as conforming to continuing professional development standards and benchmarks.
 
Learning outcomes:
  • How and why sexual abuse happens in families.
  • Greater confidence in identifying and responding to concerns of intra-familial child sexual abuse.
  • Improved ability to identify the potential signs and indicators of sexual abuse and sexually abusive behaviour.
Course Aim and Target Group: This programme of webinars led by the CSA Centre has been designed to support the multi‑agency workforce by providing clear, accessible insight into the CSA Centre’s core practice resources. Each session offers practical guidance, key learning, and evidence‑informed principles to help professionals respond effectively to child sexual abuse in their day‑to‑day roles.
Available to all staff, these webinars build confidence, improve consistency across agencies, and equip practitioners with the tools needed to deliver high‑quality, informed safeguarding practice.
 
Learning Outcomes:
  • Increase understanding of the key messages and evidence that underpin the CSA Centre’s core practice resources.
  • Provide a clear overview of resources, demonstrating how they can be applied effectively in daily professional practice.
  • Strengthen confidence and consistency across the multi‑agency workforce through informed use of CSA Centre guidance and tools.
Neglect remains the most common reason children in Warwickshire are the subject of a child protection plan or are placed on a child protection register in the UK. New NSPCC research shows that 83% of professionals across healthcare, police, education and children’s social care believe there are not enough services to support children experiencing neglect. We are working together to change this.
Join us for this free, multi-agency webinar to raise awareness around neglect and to showcase new resources and training.
 
Learning Outcomes:
  • Strengthened understanding and recognition of neglect 
  • Access new tools and resources 
  • Apply best practice shared by partner agencies.
  • Contribute to improving Warwickshire’s multi‑agency response to neglect.
Course Aim and Target Group: Join the West Midlands Children and Young People’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) for a focused, 45‑minute online training session designed for anyone working with children and young people. This session will help professionals feel confident in recognising concerns, understanding referral pathways, and ensuring that children and young people can access the right help at the right time.
 
Learning Outcomes:
  • Understand who the West Midlands Children & Young People’s SARC service supports.
  • Know the referral pathways and how to access the service.
  • Recognise the importance of Strategy Meetings in safeguarding practice.
  • Understand the differences between Child Protection (CP) and Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) medicals.
  • Be aware of timeframes for collecting forensic (DNA) evidence.
  • Know the time‑critical medications that can be provided following Child Sexual Abuse.

A one-day face-to-face programme that explores the impact of parental substance misuse on family life and child development. The training focuses on recognising hidden harm, understanding safeguarding implications, and learning practical approaches to support families whilst protecting children and young people.

Course Aim and Target Group: This session is designed for anyone working with children, young people and families. This free online session provides professionals with the skills and confidence to manage challenging conversations effectively. Topics include self-awareness, empathy, communicating with children and adolescents, understanding the teenage brain, and engaging positively with adults and families.

 

An Introduction to Intrafamilial Child Sexual Abuse Timetable 

Course Title Date Time Delivery Method Course Information & Booking

An Introduction to Intra-Familial Child Sexual Abuse

24/11/2026

09:30-16:30

Rugby (In Person)

An Introduction to Intra-Familial Child Sexual Abuse

09/02/2027

09:30-16:30

Nuneaton (In Person)

An Introduction to Intra-Familial Child Sexual Abuse

10/03/2027

09:30-16:30

Warwick (In Person)

 

Child Sexual Abuse Webinars Timetable 

Course Title Date Time Delivery Method Course Information & Booking
Supporting Parents & Carers when their child has been sexually abused
22/10/2026
10:00-11:30
Online
Communicating with Children when there are Concerns of Child Sexual Abuse
08/12/2026
10:00-11:30
Online
Responding to Harmful Sexual Behaviour in Educational Settings
19/01/2027
15:30-17:00
Online

Responsing Effectively to Sibling Sexual Behaviour 

23/03/2027
09:30-11:00
Online

 

West Midlands Children & Young People’s SARC Training Timetable 

Course Title Date Time Delivery Method Course Information & Booking
West Midlands Children & Young People’s SARC Training
03/12/2026
10:00-10:45
Online
West Midlands Children & Young People’s SARC Training
15/03/2027
14:00-14:45
Online

 

CGL’s Substance Misuse & Safeguarding Children Training Timetable 

Course Title Date Time Delivery Method Course Information & Booking
Substance Misuse & Safeguarding Children
20/10/2026
09:00-17:00
In Person (venue tbc)
Substance Misuse & Safeguarding Children
26/01/2027
09:00-17:00
In Person (venue tbc)

 

CGL’s Holding Difficult Conversations Training Timetable 

Course Title Date Time Delivery Method Course Information & Booking
Holding Difficult Conversations
06/10/2026
10:00-12:00
Online
Holding Difficult Conversations
10/11/2026
10:00-12:00
Online
Holding Difficult Conversations
08/12/2026
10:00-12:00
Online
Holding Difficult Conversations
05/01/2027
10:00-12:00
Online
Holding Difficult Conversations
09/02/2027
10:00-12:00
Online
Holding Difficult Conversations
09/03/2027
10:00-12:00

Online

 

Recorded Training Sessions

To support busy practitioners, WSCP offers recorded training sessions and slides from previous courses available anytime on our website, making it easier to learn at your convenience.

Recorded sessions and slides can be accessed via our Multi Agency Training Resources webpage.

Additional Training Delivered by Others

Warwickshire County Council (WCC) offer the below training on Modern Slavery, Online Grooming, PREVENT, Serious Violence Prevention.

For more information, please click here.

In addtion, WCC also deliver multi agency training for Domestic Abuse.

For more information for the various courses on offer, please click here. To book on, click here.

WCC Education Safeguarding offers training for schools, colleges and education providers and WCC C&F staff. This training offer includes both in-person and virtual sessions tailored to the evolving needs of professionals across Warwickshire from Early Help to Designated Safeguarding Leads. It equips participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to support children and families in educational and alternative settings in Warwickshire.

For more information, please click here.

Change, Grow, Live offers training and development programmes for our partners interested in developing drug and alcohol awareness. The training is free and available to all our stakeholders. The offer currently includes: 

  • Understanding Substance Misuse and the Role of CGL (face to face)
  • An Introduction to Substance Misuse and CGL’s Services (online)
  • Understanding Substance Use in Pregnancy: A Support-Focused Approach (online)
  • Harm Reduction, Overdose Awareness, inc. Naloxone Training (face to face)
  • Working with Families Affected by Substance Use (online)
  • Bespoke training sessions available 

For more information and links to join, please click here.