Derren Hayes

Derren Hayes

derren.hayes@markallengroup.com

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds missed more school than better-off peers in 2020, according to the Social Finance study. Picture: Benshonewille/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Lockdown impact on exclusions

Education
Hubs will develop effective interventions to help children affected by long Covid. Picture: LStockStudio/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Tackling the long tail of Covid

Coronavirus
Research examined the quality of youth provision and young people’s experiences. Picture: Jacob Lund/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Study reveals most effective ways to measure impact of youth work

Youth Work
Siddiq: “Early years infrastructure is not fit for purpose”
Features

Interview: Tulip Siddiq MP, shadow children and early years minister

Early Years
Derren Hayes: “Experts believe the pandemic’s economic hit will push child poverty above five million by 2023 which could reverse the hard-won gains on the attainment gap”
Opinion

Invest in early years to level-up attainment

Editorial
Low-awareness among parents is a barrier to funded childcare take-up. Picture: Oksana Kuzmina/Adobe Stock
Other

Social Mobility in the Early Years: Policy context

Early Years
Illustration: Jan Engel/Adobe Stock
Funding

Tampon Tax Fund

Management
Short-term interventions can have long-lasting effects. Picture: Sushiman/Adobe Stock
Features

Social Mobility in the Early Years: Special Report

Early Years
News

In the June edition of CYP Now: National Tutoring Programme; Care Commissioning Special; Troubled Families

Children's Services
Research shows that summer-born children struggle more in education than older peers. Image: Ruth Fry
News

More councils allow all summer-born children to delay school start

Education
Secure children's homes provide care and accommodation in a locked environment. Picture: Guzelian
News

Significant fall in secure children's homes use

Social Care
Family court advisers support children the subject of public and private law cases. Image: AdobeStock
News

Family court body raises concerns over Cafcass training scheme

Social Care