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Prince Charles stood in for the Queen to deliver her speech. Picture: Parliament TV

News 10 May 2022

Queen’s Speech: Prince Charles announces introduction of Schools Bill

News 10 May 2022

Queen’s Speech: Sector responds to measures announced for children and young people

Homeless Link has seen a 24 per cent increase in support provided to care experienced young people. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 May 2022

Stronger safeguards 'could reduce care leavers' risk of homelessness'

Campaigners say every child in the care system deserves equal treatment and protection. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 7 May 2022

Call for care system to offer equal protection for refugee and migrant children

Barnardo's is urging government and local authorities to support children in care to build lasting relationships. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 6 May 2022

Children in care likely to experience multiple social worker changes each year

Steve Chalke: Oasis Restore will provide an environment where young people feel safe and secure. Picture: Oasis Charitable Trust

News 5 May 2022

England’s first secure school gains royal assent

Challenging behaviour can be caused by 'unmet emotional needs', according to experts. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 May 2022

Inquiry launches into mental health and behaviour in schools

Second Wave Youth has previously been recognised by the QAVS for its work with young people. Picture: Second Wave Youth

News 5 May 2022

Queen to honour youth organisations with new jubilee award

New research reveals the impact of remand on young people. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 May 2022

Howard League calls for ban on welfare orders for children on remand

The Queen (pictured in 2021) will make her speech on 10 May. Picture: Twitter/House of Lords

News 5 May 2022

Queen’s Speech: Ofsted powers to crack down on unregistered schools expected

York City Council is 'aware improvement is needed', inspectors say. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 4 May 2022

York's children’s services in ‘decline’ since 2016, inspectors warn

Northamptonshire Police’s chief inspector Julie Mead says the small changes 'have made a huge difference'. Picture: Northamptonshire Police

News 4 May 2022

Police force launches trauma-informed care for children in custody

LEYF chief executive June O'Sullivan is leading the campaign. Picture: LEYF

News 4 May 2022

Hundreds back campaign against relaxation of childcare ratios

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has written to schools urging them to sign up to the National Tutoring Programme. Picture: Parliament UK

News 3 May 2022

Critics attack DfE plans to ‘penalise' schools not taking part in tutoring scheme

Childcare leaders say staff are leaving due to being offered more pay elsewhere. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 3 May 2022

Reports reveal ‘perfect storm’ facing early years settings