Derby and Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Helping to keep children and young people safe in Derby and Derbyshire
Serious Case Reviews
Serious case reviews are carried out when a child or young person dies or is seriously injured, and abuse or neglect are known or suspected to be factors in the death. They are carried out so that improvements can be identified and action taken so that agencies work with each other more effectively to keep children, young people and their families safe.
When each review is completed a report or summary report is published. This includes an outline of what happened, without identifying the child or their family, what went well and what needs to change to make sure that in future other children and young people can be better protected.
Previously published reports by either the Derby Safeguarding Children Board or the Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Board
Reports are published on the website for minimum of a year.
Serious Case Review ED12
The serious case review concerns the deaths of six children in a house fire in Derby. Available reports:
The report complies with the Reporting Restriction Order and upholds the human rights of the surviving siblings to ensure that their welfare is not adversely affected by publication.
Serious Case Review DD12
The serious case review concerns the death of a baby boy in 2012 who shall be known as “DD12”. Available reports:
- SCR Overview Report for case DD12
- Media Statement for case DD12
- Background information and summary for case DD12
Serious Case Review ADS13
The serious case review concerns the death of a baby girl in 2013 who shall be known as “ADS13”. Available reports:
Serious Case Review ADS14
The serious case review concerns the death of a child in 2014 who shall be known as “ADS14”. Available reports:
Serious Case Review FD17
The serious case review concerns the life threatening neglect of a nine year old boy who shall be known as “FD17”. Available reports:
Serious Case Review BDS18
The serious case review concerns the death of a baby girl in 2018 who shall be known as “BDS18”. Available reports:
Derby and Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Partnership includes:
