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Blogs 4 May 2021

Exclusions: how do we ever justify giving up on a child?

Charlotte Ramsden is director of people at Salford City Council

News 30 April 2021

DCS changes at lowest level in a decade, analysis shows

Blogs 30 April 2021

Do multi academies exist in pre-school learning?

Blogs 30 April 2021

Why we need new guidance to tackle rising domestic violence

Blogs 30 April 2021

Prince Philip’s youth work legacy

News 29 April 2021

In the May edition of CYP Now: New gangs threat; language of children’s services; mental health special

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has cited classroom discipline to be a "key priority". Picture: Parliament UK

News 29 April 2021

Williamson accused of 'prioritising bad behaviour over tackling disadvantage'

Resources are also available for volunteers. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 29 April 2021

NYA launches free safeguarding resources for youth workers

The Bill recognises children as victims of domestic abuse rather than witnesses. Picture: Adobe Stock

Features 29 April 2021

Domestic Abuse Bill: Key measures for children and sector reaction

Carolyne Willow, director of Article 39, has threatened legal action. Picture: Article 39

News 29 April 2021

DfE threatened with legal action over ban on unregulated accommodation for under-16s

The High Court will hear the case later this year. Picture: Adobe Stock

Features 29 April 2021

Universal Credit uplift: Key questions on legal challenge

Hull has one of England's highest rates of NEET young people. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 28 April 2021

Hull, Durham and Hartlepool among hotspots for youth unemployment

Primary schools are more likely to use funding for disadvantaged children elsewhere, research shows. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 28 April 2021

One in three schools 'using pupil premium funding to plug budget gaps'

Council leader David Hitchiner said the council had reached a 'watershed moment'. Picture: Herefordshire Council

News 28 April 2021

Herefordshire agrees improvement plan after damning High Court judgment

More than half of young people said the pandemic had affected their career paths. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 28 April 2021

Covid-19 highlights ‘stark inequalities’ for young Londoners, research reveals