Training events

This briefing session will provide an overview of information shared by the children's safeguarding partnership regarding partnership representation within child death review meetings, joint agency response meetings and rapid review meetings.

Event date: Monday, September 28, 2026

This briefing session will provide an overview of information shared by the children's safeguarding partnership regarding partnership representation within child death review meetings, joint agency response meetings and rapid review meetings.

Event date: Friday, October 9, 2026

Disagreements and arguments are a normal part of relationships. However, when conflict between carers or parents – whether together or separated - becomes frequent, intense and is poorly resolved, it can have significant negative impacts on children’s mental health and long-term life chances. The aim of the training is to raise the awareness of parental conflict and its negative impact on children and families, to empower practitioners on how to identify and explore what parental conflict is and its impact on the families we support, and to recognise and have knowledge and access to the resources and support available for parents and carers to promote them improving communication and resolving disagreements more positively.

Training Course date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026

This training looks at the risk factors for Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy, the local picture in Nottinghamshire, drawing from data available from the last 12 years of the child Death Review process, and provides a summary of the key learning and messages from the national SUDI review.

Training Course date: Wednesday, September 30, 2026

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre-course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

This is our new two part course which considers child sexual exploitation, child criminal exploitation and county lines. We would strongly recommend that you attend both Part 1 and Part 2 to gain a full understanding of child exploitation and how to work with and support children and young people at risk of any type of exploitation.

Training Course date: Thursday, November 5, 2026

The UK is currently facing a significant poverty crisis, with over 16 million people living in families in poverty. This includes 5.2 million children, 9.2 million working age adults and 1.5 million pension-age adults. The Social Metrics Commission indicates that children have been particularly hard hit, with 36% of children in poverty in 2022/23.

Training Course date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026

This is our new two part course which considers child sexual exploitation, child criminal exploitation and county lines. Attending both events will provide guidance on how to recognise and respond appropriately to child exploitation, consider the grooming process, and have an understanding of the policies and procedures for tackling child exploitation, including advice on how to use the new child exploitation risk assessment tool.

Training Course date: Thursday, November 12, 2026

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026

This event can be used as an opportunity to meet the requirement of refreshing inter-agency training.

Training Course date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026

This event is delivered by Re-Solv (a gas and solvent use charity) and aims to clarify what gas and solvent use is, and also considers the products used, methods and effects, including gases, aerosols, nitrous oxide, poppers, glue, and more.

Training Course date: Tuesday, December 1, 2026

Disagreements and arguments are a normal part of relationships. However, when conflict between carers or parents – whether together or separated - becomes frequent, intense and is poorly resolved, it can have significant negative impacts on children’s mental health and long-term life chances. The aim of the training is to raise the awareness of parental conflict and its negative impact on children and families, to empower practitioners on how to identify and explore what parental conflict is and its impact on the families we support, and to recognise and have knowledge and access to the resources and support available for parents and carers to promote them improving communication and resolving disagreements more positively.

Training Course date: Thursday, December 3, 2026

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Friday, December 4, 2026

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre-course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Tuesday, January 19, 2027

The UK is currently facing a significant poverty crisis, with over 16 million people living in families in poverty. This includes 5.2 million children, 9.2 million working age adults and 1.5 million pension-age adults. The Social Metrics Commission indicates that children have been particularly hard hit, with 36% of children in poverty in 2022/23.

Training Course date: Wednesday, January 20, 2027

This event can be used as an opportunity to meet the requirement of refreshing inter-agency training.

Training Course date: Tuesday, January 26, 2027

This event is delivered by Re-Solv, a gas and solvent use charity, and aims to clarify what gas and solvent use is, and also considers the products used, methods and effects, including gases, aerosols, nitrous oxide, poppers, glue, and more.

Training Course date: Monday, February 8, 2027

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Wednesday, February 24, 2027

This is our new two part course which considers child sexual exploitation, child criminal exploitation and county lines. We would strongly recommend that you attend both Part 1 and Part 2 to gain a full understanding of child exploitation and how to work with and support children and young people at risk of any type of exploitation.

Training Course date: Thursday, February 25, 2027

Disagreements and arguments are a normal part of relationships. However, when conflict between carers or parents – whether together or separated becomes frequent, intense and is poorly resolved, it can have significant negative impacts on children’s mental health and long-term life chances. The aim of the training is to raise the awareness of parental conflict and its negative impact on children and families, to empower practitioners on how to identify and explore what parental conflict is and its impact on the families we support, and to recognise and have knowledge and access to the resources and support available for parents and carers to promote them improving communication and resolving disagreements more positively.

Training Course date: Thursday, March 4, 2027

This is our new two part course which considers child sexual exploitation, child criminal exploitation and county lines. Attending both events will provide guidance on how to recognise and respond appropriately to child exploitation, consider the grooming process, and have an understanding of the policies and procedures for tackling child exploitation, including advice on how to use the new child exploitation risk assessment tool.

Training Course date: Thursday, March 4, 2027

This event can be used as an opportunity to meet the requirement of refreshing inter-agency training.

Training Course date: Wednesday, March 17, 2027

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete the pre course reading and workbook. We will send this out to you a week before the event, so please ensure you allow time to complete prior to attending the event.

Training Course date: Thursday, March 18, 2027