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'Gaelic should not be allowed to wither and die. There is clearly scope for developing Gaelic-medium education so that young people are immersed as quickly and effectively as possible in the tongue.'...
The Northern Ireland Executive has provided Pounds 10.1m from its Children's Fund for 14 new projects working with vulnerable children and young people, including an early intervention project to help...
One of the greatest advances for children's health would be to stop their parents from smoking. Annette Rawstrone looks at some positive steps being taken People living in poverty are more likely to...
A new training programme has been devised to equip people in the early years and childcare sector with the management skills to implement the Government's ten-year childcare strategy. The Centre for...
The Scottish Executive has launched a review of routes into teacher training to open the profession up to badly-needed new recruits. The review coincides with a new series of television and newspaper...
'Nigel de Gruchy, general secretary of the NASUWT, totally refuted the absurd allegation in the 16 November Times Educational Supplement that he had equated classroom assistants to "pig-ignorant...
'I am not going to play it safe. I hope to be bold enough to make mistakes and big enough to confess to them when I do' Kathleen Marshall, the first-ever commissioner for children and young people in...
Children and young people's organisations in Scotland have until the end of January to give their views on policy priorities for Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People, Kathleen...
Primary schools are invited by Macmillan Cancer Relief to take part in The Big Hush, a ten-minute sponsored silence to raise money for people living with cancer during Cancertalk Week (24 to 28...
One in ten adults felt unloved as children and more than one in 20 said they were regularly really afraid of their mother, father or carer, in a survey of 1,795 adults by the NSPCCto support the...