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Council’s youth justice service praised over substance abuse work

Friday, June 7, 2024

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The work of a local authority youth justice service in supporting young people with substance abuse has been praised by inspectors.

Significant increase in children living with vulnerabilities, DfE figures reveal

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Friday, June 7, 2024

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There has been an 82% increase in council funded alternative provision (AP) placements for children not in mainstream school and a 15.4% rise in free school meal (FSM) eligibility since 2018/19, government figures show.

Children’s services pressures driving £6.2bn funding gap, LGA warns

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Friday, June 7, 2024

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Local authorities face a £6.2 billion funding gap over the next two years due in part to rising pressures on children’s services, new research from the Local Government Association (LGA) reveals.

Children’s minister unable to confirm child benefit allowance levels

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Friday, June 7, 2024

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Children’s minister David Johnston has come under fire after struggling to confirm the current child benefit allowance.

Young people urge next government to back ‘urgent' social care reforms

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Thursday, June 6, 2024

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A group of more than 70 children in care and care leavers have written an open letter to the leaders of all political parties ahead of July’s general election calling on them to back reform of the care system.

Two thirds of parliamentary constituencies blighted by high child poverty rates, study warns

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Thursday, June 6, 2024

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At least a quarter of children are living in poverty in two thirds of constituencies being contested during the upcoming general election, a study is warning.

Increase access to green spaces to solve play crisis, charity urges next government

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Thursday, June 6, 2024

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One in three children in Britain under the age of nine live more than a ten-minute walk from the nearest playground, a charity is warning ahead of the general election.

'Cautiously consider’ use of unproven violence prevention strategies, schools warned

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

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School and college leaders are being urged by a charity to “cautiously consider unproven” youth violence prevention strategies, including placing police in classrooms and corridors.

Most teachers providing food and clothing for disadvantaged children, research warns

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

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More than three-quarters of primary school teachers are spending their own money on basic food and clothing for their pupils, new research warns.

SEND funding overhaul 'should be a major priority' for next government, says think-tank

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

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Overhauling education funding to ensure schools can better meet rising demand for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) needs to be a priority for the next government, a think-tank is warning.

Councils cannot refuse responsibility for lone migrant children, High Court rules

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

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Local authorities cannot legally refuse responsibility for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children arriving in their area on the grounds that they cannot safely accommodate them, a High Court judge has ruled.

National Education Union urges next government to tackle child poverty

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Tuesday, June 4, 2024

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The National Education Union (NEU) has urged the next government to focus on tackling child poverty in a bid to improve life chances for children.

‘Undervalued’ foster carers consider quitting role, survey warns

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Tuesday, June 4, 2024

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Three quarters of foster carers say feeling undervalued in their role is forcing them to consider resignation, according to a major new study.

Youth centre launches new inclusive toilets co-produced with young people

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Monday, June 3, 2024

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A youth centre in the West Midlands has opened inclusive toilets following feedback from young people around their views on gender identity.

National family hubs plan would improve social mobility, researchers say

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Monday, June 3, 2024

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A national strategy for children’s centres and family hubs is needed to improve social mobility for families from all backgrounds, according to a new report.

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Council’s youth justice service praised over substance abuse work

Significant increase in children living with vulnerabilities, DfE figures reveal

Children’s services pressures driving £6.2bn funding gap, LGA warns

Children’s minister unable to confirm child benefit allowance levels

Young people urge next government to back ‘urgent' social care reforms

Two thirds of parliamentary constituencies blighted by high child poverty rates, study warns

Increase access to green spaces to solve play crisis, charity urges next government

'Cautiously consider’ use of unproven violence prevention strategies, schools warned

Most teachers providing food and clothing for disadvantaged children, research warns

SEND funding overhaul 'should be a major priority' for next government, says think-tank

Councils cannot refuse responsibility for lone migrant children, High Court rules

National Education Union urges next government to tackle child poverty

‘Undervalued’ foster carers consider quitting role, survey warns

Youth centre launches new inclusive toilets co-produced with young people

National family hubs plan would improve social mobility, researchers say

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