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Plans to relax staffing ratios in childcare settings will be debated in parliament. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 14 November 2022

MPs to debate relaxation of childcare ratios

Rachel de Souza has laid out plans for SEND reforms. Picture: Office of the Children's Commissioner for England

News 14 November 2022

Children's commissioner's SEND plans focus on early years support

More than half of teenagers polled say they have seen violent content online. Picture: Brian/AdobeStock

News 14 November 2022

Children with a social worker more likely to be affected by violence, research finds

At Rokeby School, students discussed topics of harassment, consent and boundaries in interactive workshops led by teachers and staff from charity Tender. Picture: Emily Harle/CYP Now

News 14 November 2022

Education toolkit teaches students to challenge sexist behaviour and build healthy relationships

Nurseries face an eight per cent real terms funding cut, according to the IFS. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 14 November 2022

Core funding rates for three- and four-year-olds to fall by 10p an hour, research warns

Chris Munday is executive director of children and family services at Barnet Borough Council. Picture: Barnet Council

Blogs 14 November 2022

Unintended consequences

The conference took place in Manchester. Picture: NCASC/Twitter

Blogs 14 November 2022

Lessons on leadership from NCASC22

The toolkit was launched alongside students at Rokeby secondary school, Newham. Picture: Emily Harle/CYP Now

News 14 November 2022

Teacher training empowers students to challenge sexist behaviour

Youth services could reduce spending on mental health support and crime prevention, according to researchers. Picture: AdobeStock/Jacob Lund

News 11 November 2022

Youth work investment could save public services £3.2bn per year, economists say

The advert sees a couple welcome new foster daughter Ellie. Picture: John Lewis Partnership

Blogs 11 November 2022

Once upon a time: a care leaver's response to the John Lewis advert

Teaching assistants are among those moving to retail roles, according to Unison. Picture: AdobeStock/Jacob Lund

News 10 November 2022

Teaching assistants quitting to find ‘better paid supermarket jobs’

Adultification of black, Asian and minoritised girls increases their risk of exclusion, researchers say. Picture: AdobeStock/Pixel-Shot

News 10 November 2022

Black girls treated more punitively within school system, report warns

The advert sees a couple welcome new foster daughter Ellie. Picture: John Lewis Partnership

News 10 November 2022

John Lewis: Sector praises Christmas advert ‘showing what good care should look like’

Stuart Andrew has an extensive portfolio. Picture: Parliament UK

News 9 November 2022

Stuart Andrew takes on youth minister role

Profit-making providers could be banned in Wales. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 November 2022

Welsh plan to ban profit-making children's homes ‘should be extended across UK’