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The annual Promoting Inter-Agency Training (PIAT) Symposium provided an excellent networking opportunity for inter-agency trainers in child protection, enabling them to discuss the challenges they are currently facing in a supportive environment.
Keynote presentations were well-received and delegates also benefited from attending interactive workshops that focused on specific topics.
Michael Murphy (Univ of Salford) closed the day with a positive message about the future of inter-agency training, inspiring delegates to consider their achievements even in these turbulent times.
"Networking is extremely valuable. Speakers raised some interesting points." [Sheffield Safeguarding Children Board].
"The keynote presentations were inspirational." [Hampshire Children’s Services].
The following presentations are available to download:
Good Practice for LSCBs:Setting Ourselves Up to Succeed (PDF, 397KB)
Helen Harrison, Stockport Safeguarding Children Board
Ruth Pearson, Univ of Sheffield
Making a difference in changing times… (PDF, 52KB)
Alison Cutler, Hertfordshire Safeguarding Children Board
Does Interagency Training Matter? (PDF, 344KB)
Michael Murphy, Univ of Salford
The Piat steering group would like to thank the speakers, workshop facilitators and participants for their valuable contributions and for making this a very stimulating and forward-looking Symposium.
The 19th Symposium is scheduled for 3 – 4 December at the NSPCC National Training Centre in Leicester. Please contact piat@nspcc.org.uk.
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