Fiona Simpson

Fiona Simpson

fiona.simpson@markallengroup.com

Record numbers of top GCSE results were handed out. Picture: Adobe Stock
News

GCSE attainment gap widens for disadvantaged pupils and students with SEND

Education
Yusaf: We are fooling ourselves if we believe discrimination doesn't exist in Scotland
News

Scottish Health Secretary launches legal action over nursery ‘discrimination’ claims

Early Years
Overweight children are being admitted to intensive care with Covid-19, doctors have warned. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Prioritise obese children for Covid-19 vaccine, doctor warns

Health
Annamarie Hassall has worked within children's services for 40 years. Picture: Nasen
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Annamarie Hassall named as Nasen’s new chief

Social Care
A raft of new programmes have been launched. Picture: Arlen Conelly
News

New programmes to tackle youth violence in 2021

Youth Justice
Family hubs are designed to help families access support, according to DfE documents. Picture: Adobe Stock
News

Peers urge joint Spending Review bid to support vulnerable children

Early Years
More than 44 per cent of grades handed out were A or A*. Picture: Adobe Stock
News

A-level results 2021: Attainment gap widens for disadvantaged pupils and black students

Education
Brighton and Hove Council will publish a review of safeguarding practices in the autumn. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Brighton and Hove safeguarding partnership launches review after death of baby left alone by mother

Social Care
Joe Dodderidge, 20, in his Autograss car. Picture: PAPYRUS UK
News

#Chances4Children: Brothers raise awareness of youth suicide prevention charity

Chances4Children
Josh MacAlister has called for support for families, residential care and mental health. Picture: Frontline
News

Care Review chair lays out top three priorities for Spending Review

Social Care
Young people will be offered the vaccine 'within weeks', the government has said. Picture: Adobe Stock
News

Teenagers with underlying health conditions praise vaccine roll-out for young people

Health
Sian Berry started working on the review in 2016. Picture: Mayor of London
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London youth services funding cut by £240m since 2011 riots, Sian Berry warns

Youth Work