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Family visits to children in custody are often cancelled, a report by the children's commissioner for England warns. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 29 March 2023

Young offenders warn settings are ‘too risky’ for their families to visit

Yaroslava, eight, (pictured centre), with her friends at 5th Winchester City Brownies. Picture: Girlguiding

News 29 March 2023

Ukrainian girls offered support to join the Girlguiding

The programmes will provide training for staff in speech and language development. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 29 March 2023

EEF launches first childminder evaluation project

News 28 March 2023

In the latest edition of CYP Now: SEND reforms, parenting programmes, childcare ratios

Picture: Fizkes/Adobe Stock

Features 28 March 2023

Parenting Programmes: Special Report

The grant is designed to create greater opportunities for young people. Picture: Highwaystarz/Adobe Stock

News 28 March 2023

DCMS announces Youth Investment Fund recipients

National standards will set out what support should be made available to families. Picture: Ermolaev Alexandr/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

SEND reforms get backing but concerns remain over delivery

Early permanence gives child and carer an opportunity to establish a relationship. Picture: gpointstudio/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

Establishing early permanence

Providers are concerned the ratio changes could compromise the quality of care. Picture: Halfpoint/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

Implications of ratios change

A 2021 study found fear-based programmes could be potentially harmful to young people. Picture: petert2/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

Questions over police use of knife images

Children who feel safe are able to talk and listen, laugh and play, show care and nurture. Picture: Oksana Kuzmina/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

Understanding neuroscience can help disadvantaged pupils achieve

The pandemic disrupted social support. Picture: Antonioguillem/Adobe Stock

Analysis 28 March 2023

Young people face ‘unacceptable’ delays in eating disorder services

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

Feel Good Friday at the Aurora Hanley School aims to offer experiences that boost confidence and self-esteem

Features 28 March 2023

Award winners show what sets them apart