
11 October 2008
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Less than 10 per cent of Asbos currently have Individual Support Orders attached to them, although these aim to help tackle the causes of antisocial behaviour. Tom Lloyd looks at...
Attorney General Baroness Scotland, the government's chief legal adviser, believes that if you give young victims of crime a voice, you can "stop them turning into perpetrators".
Only two per cent of the early years workforce are men, helping to reinforce the low pay and low status endemic in the profession. Sue Learner talks to those bucking...
The government's white paper on pupil referral units and other forms of alternative educational provision sets out some big changes. But, as Ben Cook discovers, the proposals have proved controversial...
Ofsted has unveiled the first details of its new school inspection framework, which will start from September 2009, to a mixed reception. But with plans afoot to inspect schools on...
The complicated issue of staff:child ratios is about to get even more difficult. Simon Vevers reports.
Efforts to harmonise early years approaches to the EYFS are coming from both sides.
Children being offered too much salt are benefiting from a parent education project, reports Jackie Cosh.
The development of being conscious of oneself and the wider world begins with the care that a child receives from attentive adults, explains Maria Robinson.
Involvement of young people in sex education is emerging as an important theme in the government review into teaching the subject in schools. Sue Learner investigates.
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