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Calls to the NSPCC's helpline have doubled since the launch of its latest drive against child abuse. Since the launch on 1 March of the charity's advertising campaign telling people that 'Real...
'Employee engagement' is management jargon, but it can do a lot of good for both your business and your people, says Childbase Partnership regional director Sarah Rotundo
<P> Young children take to learning other languages more readily than most people think. Emma Haughton explains why the early years are the ideal time to start </P>
Most people want state schools to continue to be funded and run by the Government and local authorities, a survey by teaching union NASUWT and public sector union Unison has found.
A booklet published by the Down's Syndrome Association has come out in a colourful new version. People with Down's Syndrome - Your Questions Answered uses simple language and a clear typeface to make...
A co-ordinated approach to child protection is the subject of an All Ireland conference on 19 September. 'Beyond the Borders', organised by the NSPCC, the ISPCC, Barnados Northern Ireland and...
Media coverage of wars and disasters means playleaders will need to respond to children's anxiety and their questions, explains Andrea Clifford-Poston One of the biggest differences between our lives...
ENABLE, the Scottish charity for people with learning disabilities, celebrated its 50th anniversary last week at an event at which First Minister Jack McConnell heard young people from Fife, Perth and...
(Photograph) - Maria Eagle, minister for disabled people, visited Tinkerbells Nursery in Little Hulton, near Manchester, to present it with the 'Positive about Disabled' symbol. The nursery,...
The first national social services recruitment campaign by the Scottish Executive is aiming to address a shortage of staff, which is particularly acute in children's services. The four-week Care in...