
8 September 2008
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The roll-out of ContactPoint, the controversial information sharing database for children and young people, was delayed last week. Ben Willis investigates how the sector is addressing security concerns.
Can prison ever be child-friendly? Ruth Smith visits the largest young offender institution in Europe to find out.
Nacro has changed a bit since Paul Cavadino joined in 1972. The organisation has gone from having 30 staff back then to become one of the UK's biggest crime reduction...
The Early Years Foundation Stage, the controversial curriculum for under-fives, came into force this week. Sue Learner and Ruth Smith find out whether the sector is prepared.
David Hawker, director for children & education, Welsh Assembly Government.
Is involving children in commissioning really such a good idea? Young people in Newham certainly think so. Sue Learner investigates.
Wales is starting to develop its own unique approach to children and young people's services. Tristan Donovan explores what lies behind the emerging Welsh model.
Tom de Castella visits Portsmouth to see how the FA Cup holders are plugging a gap in youth provision.
- Penny Nicholls, director of children and young people, The Children's Society.
A year into her reign as NYA chief, Fiona Blacke is taking some difficult decisions. Ravi Chandiramani examines the fallout.
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