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Learning from Local CSPRs

This page contains relevant information and guidance relating to case reviews published by Solihull Safeguarding Children Partnership.

Chapter 5 of the statutory guidance Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023 places a duty on local safeguarding partnerships to undertake a rapid review for serious child safeguarding cases where:

  • Abuse or neglect of a child is known or suspected; and
  • The child has died or been seriously harmed.

Rapid review reports are not published, however the SSCP may create learning briefings so that learning can be shared with the professionals. This decision will be made by the SSCP CSPR Panel and will be based on the issues highlighted within the rapid review process.

Recent Learning Briefing: Medical Neglect and Diabetes Management

Below are links to the most recent recent Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews published by the Solihull Safeguarding Children Partnership.

Solihull Thematic Child Safeguarding Practice Review – Serious Youth Violence and Extra-Familial Harm (published 26/04/24)

Review Summary: This document highlights the key learning and recommendations from this review.

Full Report

 

Solihull Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review – JS (published 01/09/23)

CSPR Report 

Partnership Statement

Learning briefing for JS

 

National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson (published 26/05/22)

CSPR Report

Statement from Annie Hudson, Chair of Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel

A statement from Nick Page, Chief Executive Officer for Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council

A statement from West Midlands Police

The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel – Briefing note for child protection professionals across England

Learning from Safeguarding Practice Reviews in Solihull – Youtube 

 

SC17

Learning from Case Review SC17: self-harm and substance misuse during pregnancy