Derren Hayes

Derren Hayes

derren.hayes@markallengroup.com

News

10 key questions about the CYP Now Awards answered

Winners describe the benefits of winning a CYP Now award. Picture: Julian Dodd
News

CYP Now Awards: The benefits of entering

The CYP Now Awards last took place in-person in 2019. Picture: Julian Dodd
News

CYP Now Awards: Key moments in its history

Measures include ‘local inclusion plans’ across early years, schools and post-16 education. Picture: Lena May/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Cautious welcome for SEND vision but campaigners remain sceptical

Education
Mental ill health can disrupt education. Picture: DGLImages/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Plan to boost mental wellbeing

Health
The early years sector is concerned the government will see childcare deregulation as a solution to sustainability problems. Picture: Adobe Stock
Analysis

Protecting childcare staff ratios

Early Years
Sturt: ‘We have a generation of children that is coping with more challenges than any of their predecessors.’ Photo courtesy of HMPPS
Analysis

Interview: Claudia Sturt, YJB chief executive

Youth Justice
Derren Hayes: “Retention should be a central part of a new national workforce strategy, which is urgently needed and should be a recommendation of the Care Review.”
Opinion

Prioritise retention of children’s social workers

Editorial
Digital services offer new ways of delivering support to children and families. Picture: Екатерина Рукосуева/Adobe Stock
Other

Digital Solutions: Policy context

Education
A new free computer game helps teach children with SEN how to stay safe online
Best Practice

Council educators design e-safety game for SEND students

Education
The pandemic compelled children’s services to move work onto digital platforms. Illustration: Vectorideas/Adobe Stock
Features

Digital Solutions Special Report

Education
News

In the new issue of CYP Now: SEND green paper, digital solutions special, the Care Pledge

Children's Services