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Supervision orders can be imposed when a child stays with, or returns to, their parents. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 12 April 2021

Professionals support calls for Care Review to examine supervision orders

NDNA's PR manager Rosey James takes part in the challenge. Picture: NDNA

News 12 April 2021

#Chances4Children: NDNA staff take on three nations trek to promote healthy living

Funding will be used to boost SEND provision, DfE has said. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 12 April 2021

DfE announces £280m SEND funding boost

Out-of-school clubs can now be attended by all children. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 12 April 2021

What is the latest Covid-19 guidance for out-of-school clubs and youth services?

Jenny Coles will retire in August. Picture: ADCS

News 12 April 2021

Jenny Coles to retire as Hertfordshire’s director of children’s services

Children are weighed in reception and year 6. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 April 2021

MPs call for review of ‘dangerous’ weighing of primary school children

Blogs 9 April 2021

Reflecting on a terrible year for youth employment

Blogs 9 April 2021

Thinking about equity and fairness

Prince Philip founded the Duke of Edinburgh's Award in 1956. Picture: DofE/Twitter

News 9 April 2021

Tributes paid to ‘giant of youth sector’ the Duke of Edinburgh

Targets include a personalised care plans for all pregnant women. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 April 2021

Expert panel to rate government’s ability to meet maternity targets

The podcast is hosted by Julian Brown in partnership with Coram. Picture: Coram

News 8 April 2021

#Chances4Children: Care leaver launches podcast exploring history of care

Criminal and sexual exploitation increased in lockdown, charity research shows. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 8 April 2021

Fifth of UK victims of criminal exploitation are children, research reveals

Young people living in more rural areas were most likely to be lonley, according to the ONS. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 8 April 2021

Rates of lockdown loneliness highest among young people

Josh MacAlister revealed more than 800 people had responded to the review. Picture: Frontline

News 7 April 2021

Care Review’s scope takes shape based on early consultation findings

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

News 7 April 2021

Williamson backs exclusions and expulsions, claiming children 'lacked discipline' in lockdown