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Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE), the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) and Youth Justice (Half day 9.15am-12.15pm on Teams)
Thu 5th Nov 2026
The course will cover • CCE and the youth justice system • Accessing additional support for children who are victims of exploitation • Overview of the NRM • Devolved decision making • How to reference exploitation in PSRs Delivered by Youth Justice Legal Centre
Effective Behaviour Analysis For Practitioners. (Half day 9.15am-1pm on Teams)
Thu 12th Nov 2026
A half day course for Practitioners. The course will enable participants to • Understand the difference between descriptive and hypothesis driven analysis • Learn different techniques to break down an analysis of offending behaviour and evidence your hypotheses • Understand how models/theories can be used to support your evidence • Understand how to use your analysis to evidence decision making Delivered by Duncan Hodgson Silver Bullet Training
Transitional Safeguarding in Youth Justice For Practitioners. (Half day 9.15am-1pm on Teams)
Fri 4th Dec 2026
The course will cover • Understand what the concept of Transitional Safeguarding (TS) is, and what it is not • Draw on research, practice and expertise from lived experience to understand why TS is needed • Deepen understanding of TS as an issue of whole-system change • Hear how some local areas are trying to develop a TS response • Reflect how TS can change your own practice when supporting young people in the justice system Delivered by National Children Bureau Research in Practice
Child First and Enhancing Safety - For Practitioners (Half Day 9.15am-1.00pm on Teams)
Wed 9th Dec 2026
The course will cover • the history and principles of Child First • best practice principles of enhancing safety with child first approaches • the changes in YJB Case Management Guidance • application of child first in practice to enhance safety • the role of identity development in enhancing safety and the Activities Interactions & Roles (A.I.R.) Framework. Delivered by Michael O' Connor, Child First Consultancy