Childcare providers and councils must continue to work together to solve pandemic problems

Early Years
Stuart Shield (right) has been awarded for his work. Picture: Adobe Stock

#Chances4Children: Catch22 apprenticeship tutor awarded for work with vulnerable young people

Chances4Children
Young people take the plunge at Outward Bound Trust's activity centre in Aberdovey, Snowdonia. Picture: Outward Bound Trustt

#Chances4Children: Outward Bound offers free activity days for disadvantaged children

Youth Work
Funding will also be allocated closed on public health grounds. Picture: Adobe Stock

Early years funding allocation changes ‘welcome’ but ‘will do little’ to stop closures

Coronavirus
Youth workers should also be given 'key worker' status, the NYA says. Picture: Adobe Stock

NYA calls for youth workers in every secondary school catchment area

Youth Work
Children from more deprived families are more at risk from SUDI than their wealthier peers, a new review says. Picture: Adobe Stock

Safer sleep messages needed to prevent more sudden infant deaths, review says

Health
Care experienced people are more likely to suffer poor mental health, researchers say. Picture: Adobe Stock

Care leavers ‘likely to suffer poor health 30 years later’

Children's Services
Online social worker visits to children in care could continue under the extensions. Picture: Adobe Stock

DfE launches consultation on extension of statutory duty relaxations

Coronavirus
Boris Johnson has announced a futher £1bn funding boost for schools. Picture: Parliament TV

Coronavirus daily update: Monday 20 July

Coronavirus
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said schools should 'instil new behaviour expectations and discipline'. Picture: Parliament UK

Government’s Covid catch up fund ‘may not help most disadvantaged pupils’

Education

Should working from home be the new normal?

Children's Services

Providing expert witness assessments during the pandemic

Children's Services