Well done to the child protection social workers of Cheshire West and Chester and their managers who gave the BBC's One Show access to film what they do.
Well done also to the anonymous parents who allowed some elements of their case to be shown on TV and who were willing to talk in a positive way about their experiences. Of course the report raised the Orkney, Cleveland and Baby P scandals, but only in context, and I think this was greatly outweighed by the day-to-day reality of a child protection office being seen on prime time TV, even if it was only for 5 minutes.
You can watch the report at the link above.
Well done also to the anonymous parents who allowed some elements of their case to be shown on TV and who were willing to talk in a positive way about their experiences. Of course the report raised the Orkney, Cleveland and Baby P scandals, but only in context, and I think this was greatly outweighed by the day-to-day reality of a child protection office being seen on prime time TV, even if it was only for 5 minutes.
You can watch the report at the link above.
You can also have your say on the programme on our CareSpace discussion forum.
And read our Outside Left blog post on the programme.
And read our Outside Left blog post on the programme.
Hey i'm currently busy studying ECD. And we're discussing child abuse and wot effect it has on a child. My Q. is wot are the legal requierment a teacher sud go by when dealing with an abused child.