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Procedural guideline outlining the reporting, referral, and assessment process used by a school and local safeguarding authorities in East Sussex when concerns arise that a pupil or student may be suffering harm or at risk of harm.
Organisation: Buckswood School
Document Type: Safeguarding procedure
Subject: Child protection and safeguarding reporting process
Region: East Sussex
Country: United Kingdom
Relevant Authority: Children’s Social Care (CSC)
Local Authority: East Sussex County Council
Key Role: Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Anne Jeffery
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Gilly Johnson
Contact Phone (School): 01424 813813
Extension DSL: 231
Extension Deputy DSL: 212
Child Protection Referral Service: Children’s Social Care Single Point of Advice (SPoA)
SPoA Phone: 01323 464222
SPoA Email: [email protected]
Out of Hours Social Care Service (Children’s Services): 01273 335905 / 01273 335906
Out of Hours Social Care Service (Adult Services): 01323 636399
Child Protection Plans Contact: 01323 466606
Safeguarding Investigations Unit Contact: Dial 101 and request local safeguarding team
LSCB Chair: Reg Hooke
LSCB Administrative Contact: [email protected]
Designated Doctor Safeguarding Children: 01424 758012
Designated Nurse Safeguarding Children: 01424 735664
Specialist Practitioner for Child Death: 01273 513441
Designated Nurse Looked After Children: 01323 446999
Assessment Timeframe: Up to 45 days after referral
Decision Timeframe: Within one working day after referral
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Working with Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers in Kent A pilot training for foster carers to deal with distress, restore well-being and promote resilience of children and young people who have suffered extensive trauma
Year: 2022
Region / City: Kent
Theme: Child trauma, asylum seekers, foster care
Document type: Pilot training program
Organization: Child and Family Training
Author: Arnon Bentovim, Carol Jolliffe
Target audience: Foster carers, child welfare professionals
Period of action: 2022
Approval date: 2022
Date of changes: N/A
Public Consultation Proposal to increase the existing maximum sentences for the offence of causing or allowing a child or vulnerable adult to die or suffer serious physical harm
Year: 2025
Region / City: Northern Ireland
Topic: Legal reform
Document Type: Consultation proposal
Organization / Institution: Department of Justice
Author: Department of Justice
Target Audience: Public, legal professionals, policymakers
Effective Period: From 19 June 2025 to 13 August 2025
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Module 5-APICO: Are female athletes ages 14 to 18 who receive a lower extremity strengthening/neuromuscular training program focused on preventing ACL injuries less likely to suffer an ACL injury than females who do not receive an ACL injury prevention program?
Year: 2011
Region / City: United States
Topic: ACL Injury Prevention in Female Athletes
Document Type: Research Article
Author: Ashley Tortorici
Target Audience: Female athletes, sports medicine professionals
Period of validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of modifications: N/A
Context: A research study exploring the effects of neuromuscular training on preventing ACL injuries in female athletes aged 14 to 18.
We Suffer Because He Loves Us – Hebrews 12:4-13, July 5, 2015
Date: July 5, 2015
Scripture Reference: Hebrews 12:4-13; 2 Corinthians 1:8-9; Psalm 119:61, 71
Speaker: Pastor Tim
Type of Document: Sermon / Devotional Guide
Audience: Church congregation / Christian believers
Theme: Christian endurance, divine discipline, faith under suffering
Setting: Connect Christian church session
Focus: Understanding God’s purpose in pain and suffering
Related Practices: Reflection, meditation, personal testimony
When the facts don’t matter: everyone will suffer reputational damage in the Holgate affair
Year: 2021
Date of publication: 15 April 2021
Country: Australia
Theme: Politics, public administration, reputational damage, media influence
Type of document: Opinion article
Author: Tony Jaques
Author role: Issue and crisis management and risk communication expert
Publisher: Crikey
Main persons mentioned: Christine Holgate; Lucio Di Bartolomeo; Scott Morrison; Anthony Albanese
Organizations mentioned: Australia Post; Maddocks
Related event: Christine Holgate watch controversy
Document genre: Political commentary
Topics: Buckswood suffered suffer