Cumberland Safeguarding Children Partnership is committed to ensuring that the wider children’s workforce is operating in an environment where learning and improvement underpins their work with children and families.
All organisations working with children and families are responsible for ensuring that staff receive appropriate safeguarding training relevant to their role and responsibilities. To assist organisations in fulfilling this responsibility, CSCP has produced a guide.
The CSCP is committed to a culture of continuous learning and improvement.
Our 'Training Strategy 2026-2029' is for everyone who works with children, young people and their families in Cumberland, and it complies with Working Together to Safeguard Children 2026.
Discover the different types of safeguarding training, which is most appropriate and what the training should cover, depending on your role, please review our What Training is Right for Me?
The CSCP appreciate that, at times, organisations may need to cancel places they have booked on training courses. However, this can be costly in relation to wasted resources.
Therefore, the CSCP have implemented a training cancellation and non-attendance policy and if you need to cancel a training course you have booked, you should email the CSCP Business Team within the timescales outlined in the our Training Cancellation and Non-Attendance Policy.
We have a number of courses available through our eLearning platform.
We have a number of training sessions, being delivered by our training partners either face to face or virtual.
Click here to access what face to face training is available.
The forums provide an opportunity to develop common practice across the county and help people who work with children and young people learn from each other, understand each other's roles and responsibilities and what local provision is available in each part of the county.
