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Social workers in schools do not reduce children's need for care, new research shows. Picture: Valerii Honcharuk/Adobe Stock

News 12 September

DfE publishes statutory guidance on agency social worker use

Shadow children and early years minister Helen Hayes. Picture: Parliament UK

News 12 September

Helen Hayes to chair cross-party Education Committee

Russell: ‘I’m absolutely passionate about the cause’

News 11 September

Leadership team to leave Redthread amid Catch22 merger

The programme has supported more than 100 young people. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 11 September

Academics call for nationwide roll out of young adult probation hubs

Young asylum seekers' care is blighted by a 'lack of safeguarding measures', de Souza says. Picture: Office of the Children's Commissioner for England

News 11 September

Thousands of vulnerable children missing from education, de Souza warns

James Hempsall is managing director of Coram Hempsall's

Blogs 10 September

Playgrounds are part of many solutions

Kathryn Freame is headteacher of Woodside Academy

Blogs 10 September

Evolving needs: adapting to a new SEND landscape

Local authorities are planning to raise council tax in order to fund vital social care services. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 10 September

Struggling council could trigger rarely used powers to charge parents for care costs

Sir Keir Starmer, Idris Elba and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper meet with coalition members

News 10 September

Government launches anti-knife crime coalition to tackle youth violence

Ofsted must 're-engage with the sector to develop a fair system built on mutual respect', sector leaders say

News 9 September

Areas appointed to lead regional commissioning pilots for children’s care placements

Scrapping the two-child benefit cap would help tackle child poverty, union leaders have said. Picture: Monkey Business/Adobe Stock

News 9 September

Covid impact could be felt by schools for a decade, research warns

News 6 September

APPG on Youth Affairs meets for first time since election

Experts suggest inadequate support for struggling pupils is driving up exclusions. Picture: Andov/Adobe Stock

News 5 September

School exclusions up by a fifth over last year

The wraparound offer will run for three weeks as pupils return to school

News 5 September

London council launches wraparound youth work support as schools return

News 5 September

Animal welfare charity boss to take top job at NSPCC

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