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Forty-one per cent of serious case reviews 'inadequate', says Ofsted

Forty-one per cent of serious case reviews have been judged as inadequate since April 2007, Ofsted has said.

DCSF pledges London living wage for all staff

The Department for Children, Schools and Families has pledged to ensure all its staff and and contracted staff will receive at least the London living wage from next year.

Shops still selling teenagers knives in east London

Shops in east London are flouting the law and selling knives to teenagers, an undercover operation has found.

Huge funding boost for Scottish youth charities

Funding body Inspiring Scotland is to hand out more than £55m to youth charities across Scotland.

Leicester nursery loses children's data in security breach

Leicester council has admitted to a "serious and unacceptable breach of protocols" after a council-run nursery lost a data stick containing the names, addresses, ages and telephone numbers of 80...

 

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News Insight: Safeguarding - Baby P and the lessons for the children's workforce

Early analysis of the case of Baby P points to failings in practice rather than procedure or process. Ruth Smith examines the fallout and asks...

Feature: How to predict children at risk

A new tool is helping local authorities to spot families who could need extra support. Chloe Stothart investigates.

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Interview: Time to be positive - Martina Milburn, chief executive, the Prince's Trust

You wait all year for a youth week and then three turn up at once. The Prince's Trust held its first Youth Week last week...

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News Insight: Why tax credits frustrate providers

The Working Tax Credit system can be confusing to navigate. Ross Watson answers the essential questions about how it works.

Baby P: Child Protection Issues

Baby P: Child Protection Issues

The child known as Baby P suffered horrific abuse despite being known to professionals in the London borough of Haringey. Eight years ago, the death of Victoria Climbie in the same...

 
 
 

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News Insight: Why tax credits frustrate providers

The Working Tax Credit system can be confusing to navigate. Ross Watson answers the essential questions about how it works.

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News Insight: London moots revival of the Youth Opportunity Card

Smart-card scheme could reward young Londoners for taking part in sport and physical activity, writes Sue Learner.

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News Insight: Students get a say on schools

Schools now have a duty to consider the views of students. Alison Bennett finds out how young people feel about...

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GPs left out of requirement to co-operate with children's trusts

Government plans to strengthen children's trusts have stopped short of extending a legal duty to ensure GPs co-operate.

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Editorial: The right reaction to Baby P's death is vital

 

The national storm over the tragic death of Baby P...

 
Howard Williamson

HOWARD WILLIAMSON

Same school, different coping strategies

 

I was at a meeting of some rather high-level professionals...

 
Anne Longfield

ANNE LONGFIELD

Policy into practice - Children of prisoners

 

The government estimates that around 150,000 children a year in...