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Childminders integral to boost free childcare for two-year-olds

Childminders integral to boost free childcare for two-year-olds

With just one year to prepare for a massive expansion in the number of two-year-olds entitled to free childcare, childminders have the potential to plug a significant gap, but there are still barriers to overcome

 
 
Ministers ignite debate on shared parenting

Ministers ignite debate on shared parenting

Working group considers legislation to "emphasise the importance of children having a relationship with both parents after separation"

 
 
Where compassion meets business steel

Where compassion meets business steel

NSPCC's Andrew Flanagan talks frankly about altering the charity's strategy

 
 

Positive for Youth


In December 2011 the government released its Positive for Youth statement, setting out all its policies for young people aged 13 to 19 for the first time. 

Find news, analysis and comment relating to the document here
 
 
 
 
George Osborne

Funding cuts

Get all the latest news on the cuts and their impact.

 
Youth work activities

Youth work packs

Youth work activity resource packs. Topics range from financial literacy to sexual health.

 
John Freeman

The General Teaching Council - Paul Sunners

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John Freeman

The myths of autonomy

John Freeman, 20 February 2012 0 Comment
John Freeman

Authorised absences ...

John Freeman, 20 February 2012 0 Comment
Ken McArthur

Expensive early years?

Ken McArthur, 16 February 2012 0 Comment
Linda Jack

Government must back youth work rhetoric with investment

Linda Jack, 15 February 2012 0 Comment
Adam Nichols

Down to The Wire

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Careers: Speech and language therapist Speech and language problems can hold children back. Andy Hillier looks at how therapists make a difference.

Skills for the Job: Writing funding applications What steps should you take to ensure that your funding application stands out from the crowd? Andy Hillier finds out.

Professional boundaries The success of social work often relies on the strength of the relationship between the professional and the client. But there's a danger that workers can become too close and overstep the boundaries. Maria Ahmed reports.

Safeguarding: Advocacy programme gives children chance to be heard Children do not usually attend child protection conferences despite the potential impact on their lives. Jo Stephenson discovers how a child protection advocacy service is helping them to have a say.

My Life Connie Mangumbu-Lombaya

In September, I was given the rare opportunity to visit parliament and interview MPs and peers

 

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