A report from the National Foundation for Educational Research shows the extent to which local authorities have taken on board the Children's Act's five principles: being healthy, staying safe, enjoying and achieving, making a positive contribution, and economic wellbeing.
Anne Wilkin, the report's lead researcher, said: "There's a recognition that the other outcomes are vital components of educational achievement.
- www.nfer.ac.uk.
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