1. HISTORY OF CCETSW Prof Hugh Barr: In the beginning David Lane: At the heart of change Dr Mary Baginsky: Thirty years on – three reports with enduring messages Jenny Weinstein: ‘Institutional Racism’, CCETSW & the ‘Political Correctness’ backlash Prof Simon Biggs: Age and social work in a time of uncertainty Social Work History Network 25 June 2014

2. History of CCETSW 1970 - 2001 Derbyshire House Set up under Health Visiting and Social Work (Training) Act 1962, it consolidated the functions of a number of bodies, including the Council for Training in Social Work

3. Central Council for Education and Training in Social Work UK-wide, statutory organisation responsible for promoting, approving and assuring the quality of education and training for social work and social care staff in the personal social services

4. CCETSW ceased to exist on 30 September 2001 and many of its functions passed to the four new Care Councils