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Louise King: 'Children’s rights are the basic things children need to thrive'. Picture: CRAE

Opinion 18 June 2023

UN report highlights why children must be at heart of political agenda

Tessy Ojo: ‘Young people value the opportunity to lead’

Features 30 May 2023

Interview: Tessy Ojo, chief executive, The Diana Award

A legal definition could give clarity to kinship carers. Picture: Svitlana/Adobe Stock

Features 30 May 2023

Legal Update: Kinship care arrangements

Mark Owers: 'These approaches will help to get everyone on the same page, speaking the same language about needs'

Opinion 25 May 2023

Better assessments key to the right support

Derren Hayes: 'The rationale behind RCCs feeds the ‘them and us’ narrative that has developed between public sector commissioners and private companies that provide care'

Opinion 25 May 2023

Non-profit provision the key to solving sufficiency

John Pearce on children’s mental health services: ‘It’s now essential we continue to push for a full national review’

Features 25 April 2023

Interview: ADCS president John Pearce

The bill would leave children unable to claim asylum. Picture: bangprik/Adobe Stock

Features 25 April 2023

Legal Update: Illegal Migration Bill

Matteo Bergamini: “Education can play a vital role in preparing parents and carers to be able to spot the warning signs”

Opinion 20 April 2023

Help parents tackle risks of radicalisation

Derren Hayes: “If these new reforms are to work there must be a culture change among agencies in the way they approach meeting children’s needs”

Opinion 20 April 2023

Make SEND system about collaboration not conflict

Perry: ‘I’m immensely proud that we’ve been able to provide immediate help to thousands of children and parents’

Features 28 March 2023

Interview: Lynn Perry, Barnardo's chief executive

Laura Coryton: 'The RSE "row" may shrink freedoms, as it chillingly echoes headlines published just before Section 28'

Opinion 28 March 2023

We must not roll back statutory RSE

The government has not said what will happen when the three years’ leave to remain expires for current migrants who have come to the UK under the various schemes. Picture: Виктория Котлярчук/Adobe Stock

Features 28 March 2023

Legal Update: Review of Ukraine schemes

Derren Hayes: “The government is right that the change will align standards in England with those in Scotland. But this overlooks significant differences between the systems”

Opinion 27 March 2023

There's no evidence for childcare ratios change

Walker: ‘I’m very keen that we boost mental health support, but I don’t think the burden should be put on schools’

Features 28 February 2023

Interview: Education select committee chair Robin Walker MP

Sir Peter Wanless: “A cabinet-level minister could ensure young voices are heard at the heart of government”

Opinion 28 February 2023

Reforms need a cabinet-level champion

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