Every year, NCB identifies up to six key issues for children and young people that will be prioritised in policy work with the government. These public policy priorities are chosen to represent the breadth of NCB's policy activity, drawing on learning from research and practice development. Future opportunities - such as new legislation, government or independent reviews and the wider political climate - are also taken into account.
Looking back - reviewing progress
Priority areas for 2007/8 were: childhood bereavement; transport; wellbeing in schools; looked-after children; the welfare/justice divide; and play. We have seen a number of developments against these priorities as a result of the work done by NCB and its partners across the sector.
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