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Social workers were criticised for failing to act on signs of abuse in the

shocking cases of Baby Peter and Victoria Climbi, and research has shown

that those working in the profession often lack the assertiveness to

challenge parents in problem cases. Earlier t his month, Birmingham Social

Services was criticised by Ofsted for continuing "inadequate" protection of

children, despite improvements made following the deat h of Khyra Ishaq

in the city in 2008.

The profession is in a state of crisis, say experts, with social workers

struggling with increasing workloads, spending cuts by local authorities,

and dwindling morale following high-profile cases. Last year there were

1,350 vacancies for social workers, while only 5 per cent of people who

started training in this field last year had been to one of the Russell Group

of leading universities. At the same time, calls relating to child abuse to

the NSPCC helpline have more than doubled in the past two years, with

nearly three-quarters of those calls referred to the authorities.

The Frontline idea was developed by Josh MacAlister, who underwent the

Teach First programme and is a head of department at a secondary school

in Greater Manchester. Mr MacAlister first suggested the "Teach First for

social work" in 2010, when it was reported byThe IoS. Lord Adonis, the

former schools minister and ex-adviser on education to Tony Blair, helped

to develop the idea. Last week Lord Adonis and Mr MacAlister held talks

with Mr G ove, who ordered a bu siness plan to impl ement Fr ont line .

Like Teach First, the Frontline programme would involve two-year in-

work training for gradu ates, w ho would need to show qualit ies needed for

social work before starting the course, including compassion, leadership

and a confidence to challenge and use authority. Individuals would start

with an intensive summer school of training before be ing placed in a

frontline working role, where they would complete academic study and

social work training in the first year, lea ding to a recognised social-work

qualification.

The second year would involve continued in-job training at the same local

authority. Graduates would have their salaries in the first year paid by

Frontline, which would be established as a social enterprise, independent

of government and local authorities. The second year would be funded by

local authorities.

Similar to Teach First, Frontline participants would be committed to only

two years, and would then be free to leave the profession. But Mr

MacAlister argues that because of the rewarding nature of the "socialmission" involved in jobs such as teaching and social work, individuals

wou ld fee l moti vat ed to sta y on.

Whil e socia l work a lready requ ires a degree qualif icat ion, there has been

criticism that the training is poorly suited to the practical realities of the

profession.

A report putt ing the case fo r Front line by Mr MacAl ister, for the IPPR

think tank, found that of 2,765 people who started a degree in social work

last year, only five individuals had been to Oxford o r Cambridge,

suggesting that social work is not regarded as a high-status profession.

Two-thirds of social work students pass their degree the first time round,

whil e only 12 per cent of applicants have t hree grade As at A-l evel or

equivalent.

The idea could be met with resistance by some in the field, especially as

being a h igh-flying gradu ate would not necessarily equip an individual

with the life experience n eeded t o spot abus e or negl ect in children. Bu t

Mr MacAlister argues that Frontline would be al so open to older, more

experienced graduates who wanted to switch career.

Local authorities experience such a high turnover of staff that they

frequently have to rely on agency staff to fill gaps. As a result, vulnerable

children can be seen by several differen t social workers in one year, which

can lead to oversights in their care. Council budgets have been cut by an

average of 10 per cent this year, further putting the lives of vulnerable

children at risk, said the IPPR report.

The report, published this month, said: "Children's social work is under

enormous strain. Chronic funding pressures, a ballooning workload and a

poorly trained and supported workforce have all combined to put

vulner able children's lives at risk .

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"Despite the importance of an effective workforce, social work has

struggled to re cruit and train enough high-calibre staff; it has suffered

from a perception of low prestige, and been criticised for offering degree

courses that provide inadequate training."

Earlier this month, Lord Adonis, who was in care as a child, wrote: "The

status of the social work profession is frankly a national scandal. The status

quo is similar to comprehensive school teaching a decade ago: high

vacancy rates and far too few good yo ung graduates with bur ning

motivation or excellent training and support. For tens of thousands of

children each year social workers not only make a profound difference to

their life chances; they are often the difference between danger and safety

in a child's life."

Teach First, which was implemented by Lord Adonis as Mr Blair's adviser

in 2002 to improve teaching in "challenging" comprehensives, has

attracted more than 3,000 elite graduates to the teaching profession over

the past decade and is regarded a s a success. Although the graduates are

committed to only two years of teaching, more than half have remained in

the profession.

' I t u s e d t o b e m o r e a b o u t t h e p e r s o n . No w i t 's a b o u t f ig u r e s a n d

t i m e a n d b u d g e t s'

Sonia Simpson has been on the front-line of social work for the past 10

year s.

Yester day she wel comed gov ernment move s t o bring in a T eac h First-

style scheme for social workers. "I think it's a good thing that the

Government is trying to raise standards," Ms Simpson said. "At least it is

trying to communicate to people that social work isn't t he easy option."

Ms Simpson, 50, said the move was in contrast to what often appeared to

be a complet e lack of government inter est in t he increas ing pressure being

put on social workers.

She added that in recent years morale among many of her colleagues has

plummeted, as budget cuts and public criticism take their toll: "It has

beco me a ll about doing m ore with less. It used to be more about t he

person and now it's about figures and time and budgets.

"As soon as you mention the word social worker, the perception is

negative. They think you're either putting old peo ple in homes or you'reputting people in care."

Ms Simpson admitted that she did have reservation about the scheme. "It

could mean that we go back to what it was in the 1970s, when a lot of

social workers were white middle-class do-gooders," she said.

"It's great to be academic, but does that mean you'll be a good practising

social worker, and will know how to deal with people whose lives are in

crisis?"

Sanchez Manning

T h e c a s e s t h a t w e n t w r o n g

P e t e r C o n n e l ly

Baby P died aged 17 months in Au gust 2007 at the hands of his mot her,

Tracey Connelly, her abusive boyfriend and their lodger. The toddler, who

suffered more than 50 injuries, was on the at-risk register and was visited

60 times by social workers, doctors and police.

V ic t o r i a C li m b i e

Tortured to death by her great-aunt, Marie-Therese Kouao, and Kouao's

lover, Carl Manning, in 2000, eight-year-old Victoria, could have been

saved if had it not been for a lack of communication between social

worker s, nur ses , doctors and pol ice off icer s.

K h y r a I s h a q

The se ven-yea r-old from Handsworth, Birmingham, died weighing 2st 9lb

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workers failed to list en to people 's concerns.

R o c h d a l e

Social workers placed 20 children from six families into care in 1990 after

becomin g convinced they were suff ering from sa tanic a buse by their

parents. The investiagtion was triggered when Daniel Wilson then six, told

teachers he had had nightmares about ghosts. No evidence of abuse was

found.

O r k n e y

Nine children were taken from their beds in South Ronaldsay by police

because social wor ker s believed t hey were being abused by a satanicpaedophile ring. The alarm was triggered by Morris MacKenzie. The

children were held in care for five weeks on the mainland before being

returned after no evidence was found.

H a r r i so n G a r l a n d

Amy Garland and Pau l Crummey were accu sed by socia l wo rkers in Sout h

Gloucestershire of child abuse after doctors failed to spot that their six-

wee k-old son Harrison 's " inju ries" to his l egs were caused by a rare genetic

bone disease Osteogenesis imperfecta. Wh en t he doctors realised t heir

mistake, the case was dropped.

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