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News in Brief: DrugScope renews call for training

3 May 2005, Children Now

Charity DrugScope has renewed calls for social care staff to receive compulsory training on parental drug misuse after a report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation highlighted the effects it has...

News in Brief: Appointment at Bracknell Forest Borough Council

3 May 2005, Children Now

Tony Eccleston became Bracknell Forest Borough Council's new director of education, children's services and libraries on 1 May. He was previously its director of education and libraries.

Projects for children: Wavemakers hold inaugural awards

3 May 2005, Children Now

A healthy living scheme and a project that provides leisure activities for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are among the winners in the first awards run by children's...

Opinion: Debate - Should foster care be considered for persistent bullies?

3 May 2005, Children Now

A Scottish education chief has suggested persistent bullies should be placed in foster care if other interventions fail. The Reverend Ewan Aitken says school is where bullying "manifests itself" and...

Briefing: Crib sheet - The Children and Young People's Plan consultation

3 May 2005, Children Now

As part of Every Child Matters and the Children Act 2004, local authorities must create an overarching plan for local children.

NCB Now Brief: NCB to recruit new research and evaluation director

3 May 2005, Children Now

NCB is recruiting a new director of research and evaluation to succeed Dr Ruth Sinclair, who will retire this autumn. The successful applicant will be responsible for a dynamic research...

Back Page: Hound - Between the lines in the past week's media

3 May 2005, Children Now

Libby Purvis, writing in the Times, declared that her "liberal instinct, when dealing with children, is always for carrots."

Education: London to get state boarding school

3 May 2005, Children Now

Plans have been drawn up for the first new state boarding school in 40 years.

Children's Services: Pugh plans move into consultancy

3 May 2005, Children Now

Gillian Pugh, who has just retired as chief executive of the Coram Family, is to move into consultancy in children's services for local authorities.

Family Law: Activists complain about DfES official

3 May 2005, Children Now

A coalition of activists has filed a complaint about the way in which a senior Department for Education and Skills official has devised family law policy and child protection guidance.