Effective partnerships, clear accountability and stronger evidence are essential if central and local government are to improve outcomes for children and deliver value for money, says Emma Willson.
The interim report of the Milburn Review revealed the stark reality of youth unemployment. Tom St...
The inquiry into the devastating knife attack that claimed the lives of three young children in 2...
Better AI awareness is needed both inside and beyond the council in its communities, says Susan O...
London’s ‘child-free’ centre is creating an increasingly unequal experience of growing up in the ...
Catherine Howe asks: What if, instead of tussles over public sector reform between places and Whi...
A £4bn ‘generational’ overhaul of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) support has b...
Best Start in Life Plans could be a once in generation opportunity, argues Dawn Plimmer of Collab...
The forthcoming Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) review needs to offer a long-te...
An increasing proportion of children in local authority care in Scotland are failing to attend sc...
More than three quarters of School Streets in London are either breaking even or generating incom...
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