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Blogs 30 January

How to build resilience in schools without pathologising young minds

A range of legislation affecting children has been introduced via the new bills. Picture: Adobe Stock/ bibiphoto

News 30 January

Campaigners call for youth custody reform amid rise in rate of serious assaults

Features 30 January

Special Report: Childhood Trauma - Key Policy Developments

Features 30 January

Special Report: Childhood Trauma - ADCS View

News 29 January

Council spending on youth services in England falls by 73% since 2010

Four million children are now living in poverty in the UK. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 29 January

Economic growth alone will not reduce child poverty, report warns

Balancing settings’ multiple needs is a complex task. Picture: Rawpixel.com/Adobe Stock

News 29 January

Details finalised for new experience-based route into early years

News 29 January

Southport murders: Timeline of killer's interaction with agencies

Other 28 January

In February’s CYP Now: Agency social work, SEND system improvements, youth club benefits

New measures for how police conduct and report intimate searches are included in updated draft guidance. Picture: BrianJackson / AdobeStock

News 28 January

Children involved in riots after Southport murders speak of motivations

News 27 January

Changes to reporting of family courts hailed as 'watershed moment'

Council leaders say measures will not fill a 'funding blackhole' for services. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 27 January

'Do not boost SEND tribunal powers', council representatives urge

A letter to the Prime Minister calling for equal access to early years services has received more than 80 signatures. Picture: Monkey Business/Adobe Stock

News 27 January

Trial of health visitor child wellbeing tool extended

Blogs 27 January

Youth sport moves for inclusivity

Nicole Jacobs: 'Many people going through the court are fearful that their best interests aren’t being considered'. Picture: Ballard

News 23 January

Domestic abuse tsar calls on police to recognise victim rights of child witnesses