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Sir Jack Petchey: ‘It’s your attitude that matters’

Features 31 August 2021

Interview: Sir Jack Petchey

Derren Hayes is editor of Children & Young People Now

Opinion 31 August 2021

Youth work is integral to rural communities

Penally Training Camp in Wales was one of the large-scale accomodation centres used by the Home Office to house asylum seekers at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Picture: Rebecca Naden/Reuters/Adobe Stock

Features 31 August 2021

Denying refugee children protection

Covid has been a destabilising time for all children. Picture: Ivan Karpov/Adobe Stock

Opinion 31 August 2021

Letters to the Editor: Children will need support in ‘new normal’

Children are often placed away from their communities. Picture: pingpao/Adobe Stock

Opinion 27 July 2021

Letters to the Editor: Care Review needs radical reboot

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

Features 29 June 2021

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

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 29 June 2021

Invest in early years to level-up attainment

Children may not feel “distress” over data breaches. Picture: Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock

Features 29 June 2021

Legal Update: Protecting children’s data

Teenagers can find their birth family on social media. Pictire: Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock

Features 29 June 2021

Legal Update: Social media and adoption

Ronke Martins-Taylor served as divisional director, youth and commissioning at Tower Hamlets Council

Opinion 29 June 2021

Letters to the Editor: Remembering Ronke Martins-Taylor

Charlotte Ramsden says “placements must meet children’s needs”. Picture: Adobe Stock/Hero Images

Opinion 25 May 2021

Letters to the Editor: ‘Better regulation’ a must for residential care

Perera: “Disadvantaged pupils more affected by virus”

Features 25 May 2021

Interview: Natalie Perera - EPI chief on what education catch up plans need to include

Derren Hayes: “One-to-one and small group tuition has proven to be effective in helping progress, with research showing it can lead to an attainment boost of up to five months”

Opinion 25 May 2021

Commit to tuition to close attainment gap

Opinion 27 April 2021

Letters to the Editor: Ministers must accelerate prison closures

Matthew Gordon: “Sceptics thought we would be gone within two years, but people are recognising the momentum”

Features 27 April 2021

Interview: Matthew Gordon, chief executive of Spectra

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