Family Services Directory

Course Booking Instructions

To book a place on any of the courses in this programme please complete a registration form HERE

Use one form per course adding up to 2 attendees and up to 5 colleagues wishing to be placed on a waiting list.

You will receive information a few days before the course with joining instructions and information about how to access the follow up information via the Early Years Knowledge Hub.

Should you require any support with a course booking please email the training team direct earlyyears.training@eastriding.gov.uk

Children and Young People’s Trauma Informed Care Programme

Define Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the potential impact of it on people
Understand Trauma Informed practice and care and how we can respond more effectively to support people
Identify sources of support for yourself and professional colleagues

To access this course please register via the Humber and North Yorkshire Care Partnership website HERE

Level 1:Domestic Abuse Awareness

(Blended Learning)

Aim & Learning Outcomes

The aim of this course is to raise Childminder's knowledge and understanding of the nature and impact of domestic abuse.

By the end of the course the learner will:

1. Know the statutory definition of domestic abuse

2. Explore the different types of abusive behaviours used by perpetrators of domestic abuse

3. Understand the impact of domestic abuse on victims and survivors

4. Know the prevalence of domestic abuse

5. Recognise the myths relating to the causes of domestic abuse

6. Explore how discrimination in society contributes to the experience and impact of domestic abuse

7. Know the specialist support services and interventions available for survivors, children and perpetrators

Training format:

This course takes the format of blended learning in three parts:

1. Pre-course workbook which is sent to you on application for the course

2. Live, interactive training session via Microsoft Teams 18:30 – 21:00 (2.5 hours, facilitator-led)

3. Post-course reflection and evaluation (self-guided)

All three elements must be completed to ‘pass’ the training and receive a CPD certificate. The course leader will require evidence that the pre and post work has been completed before issuing a certificate.

Once you have been accepted onto a course you will be sent the workbook.

This course is not available this term, if you would like to attend one please contact your EYDA/Area SENCo who will feed this back to the Training Group.

Designated Safeguarding Lead - (DSL)

This is a 5-part course, to support the implementation of the Early Years Foundation Stage changes from September 2025. Please asked to be booked on all sessions if needed or just the modules you need

• The statutory responsibilities settings have to safeguard all children and the importance of discussing concerns with the Early Help Locality Hub or the Children’s Safeguarding Hub (SAPH).

• An understanding of Whistleblowing and the role of the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO)

• To consider the lessons learnt from Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews, formerly know as Serious Case Reviews

• Developing all staffs safeguarding knowledge to cover the wider context of safeguarding children.

*This course would also benefit all staff members to understand the legal duties of safeguarding and the reasons why these are in place

Please note: Attending all modules is not mandatory and attendees can attend either a morning or evening session.

Module 1: Overarching Legislation

Date: Thursday 29th January 2026

Friday 30th January 2026

Time: 6.45pm - 8.00pm (29th Jan)

9.30am - 11.00am (30th Jan)