Tributes have been paid to Carol Challoner who died from coronavirus. Picture: Liverpool City Council

Coronavirus daily round-up: Thursday 23 April

Coronavirus
The project teaches children to spot the signs of grooming. Picture: Adobe Stock

Online support services 'less effective' than face-to-face sessions

Education
The legislation bypassed parliament's 21-day rule. Picture: Adobe Stock

Emergency legislation relaxes councils' statutory duties to vulnerable children

Children's Services
Jenny Coles warned there is a 'high probability' of a rise in child protection cases after the Covid-19 pandemic is over

New ADCS chief warns of 'stored up' care demand

Children's Services
A third of those employed by sectors shut down due to lockdown measures are aged 16 to 24. Picture: Timothy/Adobe Stock

Youth employment to be 'hardest hit' by coronavirus crisis

Careers Guidance
Busy Bees has said it will keep open 100 of its 379 early years settings. Picture: Busy Bees

Coronavirus daily round-up: Wednesday 22 April

Coronavirus
Just one per cent of all children attended school over Easter. Picture: Adobe Stock

'Very low' numbers of vulnerable children attending school, figures reveal

Education
Vicky Ford answered questions over videolink. Picture: Parliament TV

Minister backs plans to relax council duties to vulnerable children

Education
Young people are recording their experiences of lockdown. Picture: Company Three/YouTube

Youth theatre group create coronavirus time capsule project

Youth Work
The discussion was held remotely. Picture: Parliament TV

Five key things the children's minister told the education select committee

Early Years
CBBC presenter Katie Thistleton presents a show on BBC Bitesize. Picture: BBC Bitesize

Coronavirus daily digest: Tuesday 21 April

Coronavirus
Tulip Siddiq urged ministers to rethink the furlough decision and propose 'a proper funding plan' for the childcare sector. Picture: Parliament UK

Labour backs campaign to reverse childcare furlough decision

Early Years