SCR learning events September – November

The following learning events are now confirmed and available for booking on the MSB Training website.

When booking a place, please note that you need to be registered on the MSB training website and that all applications need to be authorised by your line manager.

Please apply to attend the SCR learning event if you are a safeguarding lead or will be cascading back the SCR learning to your team or agency. SCR learning packs will be made available before the learning events and cascade messages will be sent out when the full reports are published on the MSB website.

Child N1 SCR
Date: 13th September     Time: 2-3pm (registration from 1.30pm)
Venue: Irish World Heritage Centre, M8 0AE
Child N1 was a 3 year old who was put in the bath by their mother, who says she left the child briefly, before going back upstairs to find the child submerged in the bath. Cause of death is unascertained. Greater Manchester Police charged mother with allowing or causing the death of a child and administering a harmful substance (in a previous incident). This event will be presented by the lead reviewer Val Charles.

Child M1 & M2 SCR
Date: 31st October           Time: 2-3pm (registration from 1.30pm)
Venue: Broughton Park Rugby Club, 2 Houghend Crescent, M21 7TA
This SCR concerns the abuse and neglect of a baby and a 5 year old child. Domestic violence is a factor in the home and the father should not have been in the home having contact. This event will be presented by the lead reviewer David Hunter.

Child O1 SCR
Date: 27th November         Time: 2-3pm (registration from 1.30pm)
Venue: Broughton Park Rugby Club, 2 Houghend Crescent, M21 7TA
Child O1, a baby of 3 months, was admitted to hospital with injuries consistent with having been shaken. Mother and baby resided at a mother and baby unit; both baby and sibling were on child protection plans due to witnessing domestic violence. Serious injuries were sustained and mother was charged with Section 18 assault. This event will be presented by the lead reviewer Russell Wate.