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WSCP E-Bulletin - January's Edition Now Available! Published 29th January 2026

The January edition of the WSCP Monthly Safeguarding E-Bulletin is now available for you to download.

Safety Alert: Small Loose Magnets can be Dangerous for Small Children Published 26th January 2026

The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) are alerting parents/carers to the dangers posed by small loose magnets.

Keep OFF the ICE - Winter Water Safety Advice Published 5th January 2026

Help children stay safe near water/ice this winter.

Baby Sleep Pillows Safety Alert Published 5th January 2026

Baby Sleep pillows should not be used for babies under 12 months old.

WSCP E-Bulletin - December's Edition Now Available! Published 18th December 2025

The December edition of the WSCP Monthly Safeguarding E-Bulletin is now available for you to download.

NEW - WSCP SEND Campaign - Now Launched Published 4th November 2025

WSCP are pleased to officially announce the launch of the new SEND Toolkit

WSCP Publishes Annual Report 2024-25 Published 25th September 2025

Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) have published the Annual Report for 2024-25.

Moped & Road Safety Information Published 6th August 2025

Calling all professionals & volunteers - please help spread the word about moped and road safety to young people in the district.

Wakefield District's New Children & Young People's Plan Launched Published 21st May 2025

Find out more about the new Wakefield District Children and Young People's Plan for 2025-2028.

Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership Publishes its Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements Document Published 17th December 2024

Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) is pleased to share it has published its updated Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements (MASA) document.