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Justin Russell says too often young people with a special educational need are not being identified early enough. Picture: HMI Probation

News 28 June 2023

Youth justice inspectorate calls for training and education improvements

Nick Gibb was quizzed by MPs over high absence rates in schools at an education select committee evidence session. Picture: ParliamentTV

News 28 June 2023

Schools minister stresses DfE commitment to EHE register

News 27 June 2023

Inside CYP Now this month: Intergenerational childcare; mental health in schools; social worker training

Tanuku said the rise in closure rates was mostly due to 'chronic underfunding'. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 27 June 2023

Deprived areas worst hit by 50 per cent rise in nursery closures, research finds

Frontline’s new contract will see the fast-track training programme train 1,500 more child protection social workers in the next three years. Picture: Frontline

Analysis 27 June 2023

Frontline evolves its approach to boost reach and retention

Oasis Restore will encourage young people to undertake educational activities. Picture: industrieblick/Adobe Stock

Analysis 27 June 2023

Secure school nears completion

Foundations aims to find evidence-based interventions to better support families. Picture: Lightfield Studios/Adobe Stock

Analysis 27 June 2023

Foundations sets out priorities

A stricter approach to behaviour post pandemic has resulted in a rise in exclusion and absences. Picture: Monkey Business/Adobe Stock

Analysis 27 June 2023

Momentum builds around using alternatives to school exclusion

Picture: gpointstudio/Adobe Stock

Analysis 27 June 2023

Use EYFS review to rethink staffing

Newcastle City Council led the commissioning framework for the last eight years. Picture: GraemeJBaty/Adobe Stock

Analysis 27 June 2023

Framework closure risks reforms

Meera Spillett and Rosemary Campbell-Stephens founders of the BALI programme

Analysis 27 June 2023

Racial diversity in leadership

Harker: ‘We’re failing to invest in preventative services’

Features 27 June 2023

Interview: Lisa Harker, director, the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory

Policymakers and parents increasingly recognise the importance of mental wellbeing in children being happy and healthy and fulfilling their potential. Picture: New Africa/Adobe Stock

Other 27 June 2023

Mental Health in Schools: Key policy developments

Planned intergenerational experiences take place alongside spontaneous interactions between children and residents. Pictures: Olivia Herring

Features 27 June 2023

The young and old learning together

Research found mental ill health was more common among girls than boys. Picture: Monkey Business/Adobe Stock

Features 27 June 2023

Mental Health in Schools: Special Report