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The council has asked the family to send their children to school. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 23 November 2021

Council threatened with legal action over Covid-19 school attendance rules

Local authorities can approve vaccines for children under a care order, a judge has ruled. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 16 November 2021

High Court gives councils go ahead to arrange Covid-19 and flu vaccines for children in care

The increase will not help teenagers living independently, sector leaders have said. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 26 October 2021

Spending Review: Concerns National Living Wage increase 'will not support young people'

Disadvantaged pupils are most likely to suffer, researchers warn. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 21 October 2021

Spending Review: Experts call for £13.5bn for education recovery

Schools provided food parcels for families during lockdown. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 14 October 2021

Schools 'propping up welfare state' during pandemic, researchers warn

Katharine Birbalsingh has been dubbed the UK's strictest headteacher. Picture: Michaela School

News 12 October 2021

UK’s ‘strictest headteacher’ to lead Social Mobility Commission

More than 12,000 young people have been out of work for more than a year, statistics show. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 12 October 2021

Long-term youth unemployment increasing, ONS warns

A lack of social housing is contributing to a rise in early childhood poverty, according to researchers. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 19 September 2021

Covid has worsened adverse childhood experiences, say experts

One in four youth centres face closure, the report warns. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 16 September 2021

Charities issue stark warning over ‘decimation of youth services’

Sporting activities designed by peers are more likely to be successful, the report shows. Picture:

News 15 September 2021

Disadvantaged children least confident being active, research warns

Young people will be left struggling to afford essentials, the YMCA has warned. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 15 September 2021

Almost a million young people to be hit by universal credit cut

MP for Newcastle North Catherine McKinnell opened the debate. Picture: Parliament TV

News 14 September 2021

Government dismisses calls for independent review of childcare funding

Parents could be fined for sending vulnerable children to school, campaigners have warned. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 14 September 2021

Legal action threat over sending clinically vulnerable children back to school

Providers have reported a lack of applicants attending interviews. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 13 September 2021

Children's homes 'struggling to recruit staff'

Schools in deprived areas receive less funding per pupil, research shows. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 September 2021

School spending still below 2009 levels with deprived areas worst hit, IFS warns

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