Children’s MARS Board Communication
Recent learning from events and feedback have highlighted that staff across the partnership would greatly value hearing more about the roles, responsibilities and contributions of other agencies.
In response to this, we have put together a programme of short webinars/briefings throughout the week.
There’s plenty of room for even more sessions throughout the week, and we’d love to have you involved! If you or your team want to join the programme, to share more about your roles or service, just let cMARS know, we’re excited to add you to the line‑up!
To book onto any of these sessions below, please email mars@northlincs.gov.uk
7 Minute Briefings 2025-2026
We’re pleased to announce that cMARS has launched a new range of 7‑minute briefings, designed to support continuous learning, strengthen safeguarding practice, and promote shared improvement across our partnership. These 7-minute briefings have been put together subsequent to various events throughout the 2025 – 2026 period.
These short, accessible briefings offer a quick way to:
- Strengthen understanding of key safeguarding themes
- Reflect on learning from local and national practice
- Support professional curiosity and critical thinking
- Share consistent messages across teams and networks
- Embed improvements into day‑to‑day practice
Each briefing is designed to be read in just seven minutes, making them ideal for team discussions, supervision, and staff development sessions.
Please see the new 7 minute briefings below:
- 7 Minute Briefing JTAI Line of Sight Event Initial Need and Risk
- 7 Minute Briefing Learning from ISO case specific wider learning CSPRs
- 7 Minute Briefing cMARS ISO Annual Review 2024-25
- 7 Minute Briefing Learning from ISO work in respect of CE
- 7 Minute Briefing Independent Scrutiny of the Front Door 2025
Visit the Learning from Practice page here: CMARS | Learning from Practice – CMARS
Neurodiversity and Radicalisation Training
In‑person training sessions delivered by Resilience in Unity, focusing on how best to safeguard individuals with neurodiverse needs and autism spectrum disorders from the risks of radicalisation. This interactive workshop includes lived experience from neurodiverse former extremists and insights from national prevention and deradicalisation experts with decades of specialist experience. Participants will explore:
- How radicalisation risks can uniquely affect neurodiverse individuals
- Practical safeguarding strategies
- Insight from facilitators with lived experience
- National‑level expertise and real‑world case learning
16 March 2026 – Normanby Gateway
17 March 2026 – The Baths Hall
Attend one session only.
In addition to the in person sessions, Resilience in Unity will also do 4 online sessions.
You should attend only 1 session, either in person or online:
These can be booked direct with the Eventbrite link.
Online Sessions: (Via Teams)
- Monday 23rd February 9.30am – 11.30am
- Thursday 12th March 10.00am – 12 midday
- Friday 13th March 9.30am – 11.30am
- Wednesday 25th March 3.30pm – 5.30pm
To book please click on the link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/neurodiversity-and-radicalisation-online-session-tickets-1978383000812?aff=oddtdtcreator
Police and Crime Commissioner Funds Pol-Ed Programme to Improve Safety for Young People
Pol‑Ed Now Free for All Humber Schools
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) has secured access to Pol‑Ed, a free educational programme helping young people understand risk, wellbeing, citizenship and the law.
Created by West Yorkshire Police, Pol‑Ed offers ready‑made lessons and activities from Early Years to Post‑16, with optional support from Safer Schools Officers. Topics include relationships, keeping safe, understanding the law and wellbeing.
Schools and educational settings in the Humber region can access the free resources by registering on Pol-Ed’s website here: A positive force in education | Pol-Ed – A positive force in education
Read more about the launch here: Police and Crime Commissioner Funds Pol-Ed Programme to Improve Safety for Young People | Humber Violence Prevention Partnership
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On behalf of The Domestic Abuse Partnership Board: Book Now! – North Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Partnership Board Event
The Domestic Abuse Partnership Board are holding an event for any staff and volunteers working with adults and families who have experienced Domestic Abuse in North Lincolnshire on 30 April, from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm at The Baths Hall.
The event has been organised to strengthen our collective response to domestic abuse across the local system. It will bring together partners from health, social care, education, policing, housing, and the voluntary sector, along with experts by experience.
We are also pleased to welcome guest speakers who will share specialist expertise and lived‑experience insights into the complexities surrounding domestic abuse.
To reserve your place at the event, please visit our Tickettailor account.
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