
5 December 2008
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A legal duty to reduce inequalities between under-fives comes into effect in six months. Mathew Little looks at how local authorities are preparing for the move.
Getting press coverage when children are involved can be a legal headache. Joe Lepper finds out how to ensure working with the media is trouble free.
Jonathan Stanley, National Centre for Excellence in Residential Child Care.
Children's Secretary Ed Balls has launched an online campaign and guidance to crack down on cyberbullies - those who use text messages and emails to torment others. But will these...
Environmental policy and discussions about Menzies Campbell's future as leader may have dominated the headlines but as Nancy Rowntree reports, getting children out of poverty was also a key focus...
Young black people are greatly over-represented in the criminal justice system. Shafik Meghji discovers how mentors are working with teenagers to change matters.
The Elmgreen School in Lambeth would not exist if it were not for parents. The first parent-promoted school in the country, it opened its doors to 180 bright-eyed year seven...
Children & Young People Now surveyed around 250 delegates at the National Children's Centre and Extended School Show to find out which disadvantaged groups they were working with. Charlotte Goddard...
Calls to fund crime prevention work beyond the next six months have coincided with the juvenile secure estate reaching full capacity. Alison Bennett investigates why projects keeping young people away...
While England starts to implement the Early Years Foundation Stage, in Wales pilots of the Foundation Phase, a new curriculum for children aged three to seven, are well under way....
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