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Many families find the SEN statementing process protracted and stressful. Will new moves to keep within statutory timescales help? Karen Faux reports Hypocrite or simply a mother wanting to do the...
Children's behaviour problems put some families' homes in jeopardy, but a new form of intervention is turning them around, says Annette Rawstrone.
A school that's worked hard to create a sanctuary for pupils could provide a model for extended services. Simon Vevers reports Scan the list of 61 extended schools recently unveiled by the Government...
Outreach services offered by Sure Start are to be cut in order to fund 4,200 more health visitors, it emerged last week as the new Government unveiled its full coalition agreement.
Sure Start services are still failing to reach the most disadvantaged and socially excluded families, according to new research.
New research which reveals that more than one in ten children in England are living in overcrowded homes, while hundreds of thousands are in temporary accommodation, highlights the impact of the...
A new report highlights the need for digital support for parents and families, and the importance of developing a ‘cohesive and aligned learning community that surrounds a child’.
Significant investment and the resolution of outstanding issues around funding, pay and conditions of service must underpin reform of the early years workforce, according to the Children's Workforce...
Sam Gyimah is to retain his position as childcare and education minister, while Edward Timpson has been promoted to minister for children and families, in the new Conservative government.
According to new research from a group of charities, many routine health visitor checks continue to be over the phone, drop-in clinics are no longer operating in some areas and baby and toddler groups...