This course provides participants with the knowledge that will enable them to identify signs and indicators of abuse and their responsibilities in terms of responding to and highlighting any concerns, appropriately using East Sussex County Council procedures. It will also discuss the wider safeguarding role and discuss how to identify children and families who require an Early Help Plan and where to get the appropriate help and advice.

Please find attached the Continuum of Need and indicators and information on British Values. These will be referred to during the training so please familiarise yourself with these.

This course is not suitable for Registered Childminders and Designated Safeguarding Leads. Please attend either the "Designated Safeguarding Leads Training for Childcare Settings - initial Training" or "Designated Safeguarding Leads Training for Childcare Settings – Refresher training" as applicable. See attached Guidance document for further information.

NB this training will be delivered face to face

Please note that parking is not available for visitors at the Civic Centre.There is a free car park located near by off the High Street – Luxford Car Park post code TN22 1AL

These briefings will cover each subject area and will be led by experienced EYFS teachers.

The briefing will explore and demonstrate what the educational programme and the Early Years curriculum looks like for each subject. The Early Learning Goals will be discussed along with practical examples of the subject in continuous provision.

Please note this training is now live interactive virtual classroom training and will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

This course aims to enable delegates to manage safety effectively in accordance with legislation and best practice.

This course is externally moderated and validated. The course will assist delegates in:

• Working more safely
• managing safety effectively
• contributing to the overall safety of their organisation.

Delegates must attend all three days, as an assessment is incorporated at the end of the course, and a practical assessment will need to be completed.

Important. Please see "Additional Information" for joining instructions.

LCS Chronologies is remote training session for Children's Services staff who have recently joined East Sussex County Council and who already have access to Liquid Logic's LCS system.

The purpose of a chronology is to draw together important information into a timeline to highlight patterns and or significant events, created to support our understanding of need and risk.
In LCS, a chronology can be created from existing system recorded events/case notes and events or observations added manually by the social worker.

Training sessions are conducted via Microsoft Teams, please reserve the time in your diary.

You should assure yourself of the suitability of the learning environment from which you will access the online course. In order to focus on the learning content, you will need to access the session from a quiet location where you will not be disturbed. If it is not possible to do this within the office then you should select an alternative location/room that is more suitable, by agreement with your manager.
In order for you to be able to attend you will need to ensure that you are using an ESCC device that has a microphone and video capabilities.

Develop new leadership techniques and immediately implement new strategies to propel organisational and departmental performance.
Using focussed thinking, participants will consider how our minds work and learn how to utilise the thinking, mindset and actions of highly successful
leaders.

Is this course for you?

You are familiar with sending and receiving emails, using Outlook or another program. You want to explore some of the new features in Outlook 365 and find more effective ways of using the software.

Pre-requisites

This course assumes that delegates are familiar with:
• basic Windows operations, such as using a mouse and opening and saving files
• sending and receiving email with Outlook

On completion of this course, delegates will be able to state the regulations covering the use of work equipment, have a good understanding of the hazards arising from the use of work equipment, precautions to be taken, workplace checks, end-user safety checks, personal checks, machine checks and how the machines are guarded.

East Sussex Children’s Service and the East Sussex Safeguarding Children Partnership (ESSCP) has set an expectation that the named safeguarding link governors attend, prior to or shortly after appointment, in-depth face to face training delivered by the East Sussex Governor and Clerking Services.

This session will provide new safeguarding link governors the knowledge to work effectively with the school’s designated safeguarding lead (DSL) and ensure the governing body's responsibilities are being met.

Important - Please view ‘Additional Information’ via the ‘Full details’ button before submitting your booking online.

This webinar is the first of three assessment focused briefings for heads and senior leaders.

This first session will review the processes for key stage 1 and 2 statutory moderation and the key lessons learnt from the 2021/22 assessment cycle. We will present the findings of the assessment survey and will explain how we have used the feedback from schools to improve processes for 2022/23. We will set out the vision for 2022/23 and signpost schools towards key dates, deadlines, courses, events, materials and other sources of support.

This one day face to face course aims to familiarise staff with the signs and indicators of child abuse and ensure they are confident about any action they should take. You will need to have undertaken the Safeguarding Children e-learning on the Learning Portal before coming on this course (see additional information under full details).