A rapid review takes place within 15 working days after a serious child safeguarding incident. Rapid review reports are not published, however KBSP have created learning briefings so the learning can be shared with the workforce. This page is a library of rapid review learning briefings published by KBSP.

This Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR) was commissioned following the unexpected death of a young baby. The baby's death was subsequently found to be from natural causes however the partnership commissioned a thematic review to consider how safeguarding partners work together to improve our joint child protection response.

This Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR) was jointly commissioned by Keeping Bristol Safe Partnership, South Gloucestershire Children’s Partnership and North Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership. The review followed a series of rapid reviews undertaken between 2018 and 2021 involving eight young people impacted by peer-on-peer abuse and knife crime.

A review into the circumstances which led to a disabled child suffering life-threatening injuries in a dog attack.

This joint Serious Case Review and Domestic Homicide Review was commissioned after a seventeen year old boy died from knife wounds.

This SCR concerns the neglect experienced by a newborn baby in the first three months of its life.

This SCR concerns the care provided to Becky, a 16 year old female, by local agencies in the years before her death in 2015. Becky's Step-Brother and his partner were convicted of her murder and manslaughter respectively.

This SCR concerns the death of Aya, a six month old baby who died after suffering non-accidental head injuries whilst in the care of her father in December 2016.

This SCR was commissioned after the death of a newborn infant following a denied pregnancy.

ZBM and her mother died shortly after ZBMs birth in December 2014. This Serious Case Review considers issues concerning perinatal mental health.

Operation Brooke is the Serious Case Review based on a wide ranging police investigation into Child Sexual Exploitation in Bristol in 2014. A number of young people were the subject of this review

Child T died in 2013 as a result of a non-accidental, most likely shaking injury. Father was convicted of Child T's manslaughter.

Child Protection Incident Reviews (CPIRs) have been undertaken in cases where the criteria for a Serious Case Review have not been met but can still provide learning.

Serious Case Reviews conducted by the Bristol Safeguarding Children Board prior to 2015 can be found below.