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More than half of spending in the looked-after children category is reported as being with private sector services. Picture: Lightfield Studio/Adobe Stock

1 March 2024

Commissioning: Trends in council spending on services for vulnerable children

Andrew Rome Children's Services

Education minister Robert Halfon visits the Eden Project during National Apprenticeship Week in February. Picture: The Eden Project

1 March 2024

Youth apprenticeships: Key policy developments

Derren Hayes Youth Work

Apprenticeships are a crucial route to work for many disadvantaged young people. Picture: Adobe Stock

29 February 2024

Special Report: Youth Apprenticeships

Derren Hayes Youth Work

Marvel: Enrichment is a ‘fundamental entitlement’

28 February 2024

Interview: Ruth Marvel, chief executive of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award

Derren Hayes Youth Work

Secure children’s home provision must be flexible enough to respond to the diverse needs of young people, whether that is through a criminal justice or welfare route. Picture: Samuel B/Adobe Stock

28 February 2024

A new blueprint for secure care

Caroline Andow Youth Justice

Lauren Stoner joined Mermaids in 2022 as interim chief executive. Picture: Mermaids

27 February 2024

Mermaids’ chief Lauren Stoner on the future of the charity and LGBTQ+ inclusivity

Amrit Virdi Education

The guide offers local authorities support on harnessing the power of technology. Picture: Prostock Studio/Adobe Stock

Sponsored 12 February 2024

Care Without Compromise: How technology will be an important part of children’s social care reform

Care Review

There are a range of resources designed to promote LGBT+ inclusivity. Picture: New Africa/Adobe Stock

8 February 2024

Resources for professionals to promote LGBT+ inclusivity

Amrit Virdi Education

A webinar from CYP Now and its partner titles shared tips for spotting signs of vision and hearing loss in children. Picture: Moodboard/Adobe Stock

Sponsored 7 February 2024

Vision and hearing problems: Spotting the signs and supporting students

Support services for children affected by parental imprisonment can be a postcode lottery. Picture: PACT/Andy Aitchison

1 February 2024

Unlocking help for prisoners’ children

Andy Ross Children's Services

Schools may need to work together or with local partners to ensure access to certain activities such as swimming. Picture: Yuraksil/Adobe Stock

1 February 2024

Inspections clinic: Physical education and SEND

Jo Stephenson Ofsted

Vivien Waterfield is deputy chief executive at Home-Start UK. Picture: Home-Start UK

1 February 2024

Leadership: Working with retailers

Vivien Waterfield

Financial support for kinship carers is inconsistent, say experts. Picture: Prostock Studio/Adobe Stock

1 February 2024

Legal Update: National Kinship Care Strategy

Clare Seth

Over the past 20 years, trauma-informed approaches have become increasingly popular. Picture: ILOLI/Adobe Stock

31 January 2024

Special Report: Trauma-Informed Care

Derren Hayes Children's Services

The language used by practitioners about children can easily become victim blaming, panelists warned. Picture: Robertson/Peopleimages.com/Adobe Stock

31 January 2024

The Big Debate: Would consistent application of TIC benefit children’s services?

Derren Hayes Children's Services

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