Follow-Up: Children in Scotland Annual Conference
We had an excellent time attending the Children in Scotland Annual Conference in Glasgow last week and thoroughly enjoyed meeting so many passionate and inspiring professionals from across the sector.
Our workshop, “Evolving Digital Landscapes: Supporting Children and Young People,” led by Ellen West and our Scottish Lead, Laura Benson, was a tremendous success. Focused on the role of emerging technologies—including artificial intelligence—and the tri.x Online Procedures Manual, the session explored how digital tools can support practitioners in delivering safe, effective services for children and young people.
Grounded in the principles of The Promise, GIRFEC, and the National Practice Model, the workshop generated a great deal of interest, covering everything from navigating harmful online content to the hidden meanings behind emoji use among youth. We wrapped up with an interactive quiz to test knowledge and spark curiosity—thank you to everyone who joined us and got involved!
Due to the success of our workshop and the fantastic feedback that we received, we’re pleased to announce that we’ll be hosting our workshop as a webinar very soon. This will offer another opportunity to engage with the content, ask questions, and continue important conversations around digital safeguarding and practice.
Stay tuned for more details—we’re looking forward to reconnecting with many of you online!
The new format is much easier to navigate and engage with, and it has really motivated me to ensure it is as accurate as possible. I really enjoy using it, and I know that my SCP Business Manager feels the same way.
The Adult Care Providers Handbook is an incredibly valuable resource that can be accessed by managers or care workers to provide instant or deep information on any subject in health and social care. It has been incredible to be working with tri.x and with people who are as passionate as us. To meet a team and organisation who are likeminded, at the same level as us in terms of quality, and who also want projects to thrive has been so inspiring.
We had excellent feedback from Ofsted, who said our documents and policy section was outstanding and thank you to the tri.x team for all your work on this.
tri.x’s approach as a company is to be responsive to the customers who use the manuals and ensure it ultimately meets their needs. Foster carers have found the manual to be hugely beneficial and find it to be a useful resource tool to support vulnerable children in their care.
It has been an absolute pleasure working in partnership with tri.x to develop our Gateshead Safeguarding Adults Board Multi-Agency Policy and Procedures. The tri.x team demonstrated a wealth of knowledge and experience in Adult Safeguarding and was able to provide us with an impressive foundation that was statutorily compliant and highlighted national guidance and best practices. We were then able to shape our policy and procedures to ensure they truly represented our local values, structures, and operational practices.
tri.x has been extremely supportive and flexible in terms of meeting our needs and providing a service that is fit for purpose. Our main point of contact has been extremely friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to achieve a solution for our business. We are extremely happy with what has been achieved. All those who have used tri.x within the organisation have found it to be beneficial and extremely easy to use and access.”
Everything is in one place. Everything is updated. tri.x has a myriad of resources which provides live updates which save us so much time.