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WSCP E-Bulletin - May's Edition Now Available! Published 28th May 2025

The May edition of the WSCP e-bulletin is now available for you to download!

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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.

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Splash Safety in the Garden Published 13th May 2025

Help children stay safe near water, whilst playing outside in the garden this summer.

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The Weather Might be Getting Warmer -But the Water is Still Cold! Published 28th April 2025

Help teach children to stay safe near water this summer and "Be Water Wise"

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Safeguarding Week 2025 Published 22nd April 2025

Book your place on various learning and development opportunities across WY Safeguarding Week 2025!

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NEW - WSCP 7 Point Briefing Concerning Siblings Published 27th March 2025

Read the latest 7 Point Briefing published by WSCP, following a Multi-Agency Learning Circle that was held in December 2024.

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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.

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UPDATED! Basic Awareness Safeguarding Training Published 19th August 2024

WSCP's Basic Awareness Working Together to Safeguard training has been updated.

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Sign up to the free WSCP e-bulletin Published 31st May 2023

Sign up to the free WSCP e-bulletin to keep up to date with all the latest developments concerning safeguarding children.

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