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THE NATIONAL YOUTH AGENCY: NYA appointments

5 November 2003, Young People Now

Three recent appointments at The National Youth Agency are Patricia Jessiman, who joins as e2e Research Officer; Roger Morford, Information Officer for the Neighbourhood Support Fund and Emma Kirkbride, who...

THE NATIONAL YOUTH AGENCY: Young Roots

5 November 2003, Young People Now

Every week we feature one of the projects forming part of the Heritage Lottery Fund/NYA Young Roots Project. This week we feature Changing Places. Changing Places Lead Agency: The Seachange...

THE NATIONAL YOUTH AGENCY: Youthinformation.com looks at ... Going to court

5 November 2003, Young People Now

On average a person accused of an offence will go to court about four times. The process can be quite slow - on average about two or three months from...

THE NATIONAL YOUTH AGENCY: New in the Library

5 November 2003, Young People Now

Internet: Using the Internet for drug abuse prevention (pam YLD:XDX) 27402; United Nations. Office on Drugs and Crime, 2003. ISBN 9211481597 A guide to setting up a web-based drug abuse...

BACK PAGE: Last Word

5 November 2003, Young People Now

Email has made communicating with colleagues a lot easier for Michael Bracey. He could just do without the updates on the soap dispensers in the town hall toilets. I learned...

BACK PAGE: And this is what I do - Joyce Ogunjobi, youth library development officer, Mitcham

5 November 2003, Young People Now

What is the job and what are your responsibilities? The main aim is to give young people a say in the running of Mitcham's libraries and make the service a...

Cognitive development

5 November 2003, Nursery World

This feature can be photocopied for early years practitioners and parents of under-threes

XY disorders: Down the line

5 November 2003, Nursery World

Many genetic disorders affect boys more than girls, for a characteristic reason, as doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital explain in our A-Z series on child health...

Supporting parents: Step forward

5 November 2003, Nursery World

A new initiative is training early years practitioners to recognise and advise parents on their learning needs, says the Basic Skills Agency

Chain fined for death of baby

5 November 2003, Nursery World

Aleading nursery chain will have to pay nearly £80,000 over the death of a baby in its care.