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Editorial: Playgrounds should be fun for fun's sake

26 September 2007, Tristan Donovan, Children & Young People Now

When put against protecting children from abuse or making sure they attain the school grades they need to have a decent future as an adult, getting them to have fun...

Why should the young have to conform?

26 September 2007, Howard Williamson, Children & Young People Now

I have just read Helen Reddington's book The Lost Women of Rock Music, which traces what happened to the influx of female musicians who entered the business in the 1970s...

Opinion: Policy into practice - How a good breakfast can reduce inequality

19 September 2007, Anne Longfield, Children & Young People Now

Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but many children still arrive at school hungry or with just a quick, often sugary, snack inside them.

Bullying is not confined to the playground

12 September 2007, Anne Longfield, Children & Young People Now

Advances in media and the dominance of the internet and mobile telephones have changed the way the young relate to adults and each other.

Opinion: Politicians have woken up to needs of young

5 September 2007, Howard Williamson, Children & Young People Now

When Haymarket's first Young People Now was published in January 2003, my column was concerned with the huge gulf between the rhetoric and reality of government youth policy.

Support should continue from birth to 19

5 September 2007, Anne Longfield, Children & Young People Now

At the heart of the Every Child Matters reform is the ambition to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities for children and young people.