A quarter of parents said their child is struggling to access mental health support. Picture: Young Minds

Covid-19 could cause long-term damage to young people’s mental health, warns charity

Coronavirus
Some children will return to school on 1 June. Picture: Adobe Stock

Covid-19 recovery plan: What does it mean for schools and childcare settings?

Early Years
Childminders have been left questioning when they should reopen. Picture: Adobe Stock

Coronavirus daily round-up: Tuesday 12 May

Coronavirus
Young people and professionals have been asked to submit their views. Picture: Adobe Stock

Youth sector asked to take part in online harms survey

Coronavirus
Early years leaders have called for a time-frame for reopening settings. Picture: Adobe Stock

Coronavirus daily round-up: Monday 11 May

Coronavirus
Boris Johnson announced some pupils could return from 1 June. Picture: Boris Johnson/Twitter

School reopening plan generates 'fear' among education leaders

Education
The government has relaxed timescales around EHC plan assessments. Picture: Adobe Stock

How has the government changed SEND legislation?

Special Educational Needs
Poorer pupils can fall 18 months behind peers by GCSE level. Picture: Adobe Stock

‘Catch up plan’ needed to stop disadvantaged pupils falling further behind, says EPI

Education
Children's commissioner for England Anne Longfield has released a new policy paper on the impact of Covid-19 on babies

Coronavirus round-up: Thursday 7 May

Coronavirus
Article 39 director Carolyne Willow has called for the changes to be revoked

Rights group threatens DfE with legal action over relaxation of statutory duties

Social Care
Cookham Wood was among three YOIs visited by inspectors

How YOIs are supporting young people during Covid-19

Youth Justice
Children's minister Vicky Ford published the changes on 23 April. Picture: Parliament UK

Relaxation of statutory duties: what we know so far

Coronavirus