Frank Field has been hailed as an 'inspirational' campaigner for social justice. Picture: UK Parliament

Frank Field: Children’s campaigners pay tribute to 'inspirational' peer

Social Care
Disadvantaged children are at risk of being locked out of funded childcare, the NAO warns. Picture: Adobe Stock

Disadvantaged children set to miss out on early years expansion, NAO warns

Early Years
Donald Findlater is director of Stop It Now at the Lucy Faithfull Foundation. Picture: Lucy Faithfull Foundation

Reflections from 40 years on the frontline in the fight against child sexual abuse

Guest Blog
Dr Jo Sullivan-Lyons

Celebrating 10 years of NAVSH

The ADCS Blog
The research is set to take into account various groups of young people who were affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Picture: Parliament UK

Hundreds of young people to reveal lasting effects of the Covid-19 pandemic

Health
Sadiq Khan has pledged to help young people across youth work, youth justice and education. Picture: City Hall

Sadiq Khan reveals plans for youth investment ahead of mayoral election

Youth Justice
Parents on certain visas are unable to access the governments new childcare expansion. Picture: Adobe Stock

Working migrant families 'locked out' of funded childcare expansion

Early Years
If successful, the pilot will be fully rolled out before September 2025. Picture: Adobe Stock/oksix

DfE to repurpose unused school spaces for childcare

Early Years
Most headteachers reported reducing teaching assistant roles due to budget cuts. Picture: Lucie Carlier

Three in four primary schools cutting TA numbers despite SEND demand rising

Education
The DfE has said more staff and places are needed to fulfil the 2025 rollout of the funded entitlement. Picture: Adobe Stock/ Oksana Kuzmina

Childcare leaders question DfE claims of successful rollout of expanded entitlement

Early Years
Carolyne Willow has submitted an FOI over restraint techniques used in youth custody settings

Restraint failings still not adequately addressed 20 years after Gareth Myatt’s death

Youth Justice
Exclusion in primary school led to a lower likelihood of passing English and maths GCSES. Picture: Adobe Stock/ dglimages

Children with SEND disproportionately excluded from primary school, research finds

Education