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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole merged councils in 2019. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Improvement notice issued to Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Social Care
University of Sunderland’s We Care team; Wendy Price, Lauren Boffey and Jess Faith celebrate the award. Picture: University of Sunderland
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Universities and colleges awarded for care leaver support

Education
Helen Riley has spent 18 years at Staffordshire Council. Picture: Staffordshire County Council
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Staffordshire children’s services director retires after 18 years

Social Care
Family support workers will be based in a Hertfordshire A&E department. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Charity embeds family support worker in children’s emergency department

Social Care
The scheme was first launched under the name 'troubled families'. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Supporting Families revamp as programme enters 10th year

Social Care
Improving access to employment and training for young people could boost the economy, according to researchers. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Cutting youth NEET rate could save UK £38bn, research finds

Education
LEYF runs 39 nurseries across London. Picture: LEYF
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Nursery provider offers staff birthdays off and pay rises amid workforce crisis

Early Years
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Scottish government reveals care review implementation plan

Social Care
The pandemic has prompted a 'coming together' of youth work and schools, according to the NYA. Picture: Adobe Stock
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NYA launches review of youth workers in schools

Education
Primary school maths is the only area where the attainment gap is narrowing, according to research. Picture: EPI
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Attainment gap narrows in primary school maths but worsens in English

Education
Children excluded from school and those with mental health issues are among those most at risk, research shows. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Covid increases risk of criminalisation among vulnerable children, report warns

Youth Justice
The persistent absence rate for FSM pupils was around three times greater than for non-FSM eligible children. Picture: Adobe Stock
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Absence rates higher among pupils eligible for free school meals

Education