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10 September 2010
One in four academies having financial problems, NAO report reveals
A quarter of all existing academies rely on government bailouts to avoid financial ruin, according to a National Audit Office (NAO) report.
Deaf children face teaching inequality
Deaf children face a postcode lottery in gaining specialist teaching support, according to a study by the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS).
Study into Connexions' career services sparks backlash
A Local Government Association (LGA) study that claims most young people find careers advice from Connexions staff unhelpful has sparked outrage.
Stephen Lawrence trust gives young architects a helping hand
The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust is launching a design competition for aspiring young architects.
Government launches consultation on SEN reform proposals
The government is seeking views on plans to reform support for children with special educational needs (SEN).
- Shoesmith to give evidence in review of child protection
- Derby appoints Jo Davidson as interim director of children's services
- CWDC offers £1.5m of funding for children's social care training
- Research shows most detained asylum children damaged by experience
- Vocational training provision to be reviewed
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Interview: Danielle Matheson, 12, young carer
The summer holidays are almost over and Danielle Matheson is looking forward to getting back into the classroom. "I really enjoy school. I like lessons...
News Insight: Art of compromise, Lib Dem-style
As parliament reconvenes this week, Neil Puffett picks out some of the compromises the Liberal Democrats have made in their policies for children, young people and families since forming a...
News Insight: Call for education welfare rethink
Investment in education welfare services is being urged to help prevent young people from entering care.
News Insight: Bid to cut red tape for foster carers
The government is urging councils to reduce bureaucracy for foster carers. Ben Cook reports on the many obstacles they face.
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