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  • Latest School-aged Children news

    Number of young carers nearly doubles in a decade

    Nearly a quarter of a million children in England and Wales are caring for a relative, new statistics show.

    Half of children lack regular access to water in schools, research shows

    Over 60% of parents across the UK say their child’s school does not provide water throughout the day, according to new research.

    Unfit for purpose civil prevention orders leave children at risk, Ceop claim

    Civil court orders designed to prevent sex offenders targeting children after they are released from prison are "not fit for purpose", a report commissioned by the Association of Chief Police Officers has found.

    One in 3 teenagers admitting to needing help for depression “not surprising”, say YoungMinds

    A survey by ITV programme Daybreak that found that 1 in 3 teenagers have felt so depressed that they needed help is “not surprising”, according to mental health charity YoungMinds.

  • Latest School-aged Children Blogs

    Making not breaking

    Making not breaking

    CareKnowledge editor Jim Kennedy believes the Care Bill published as part of the Queen's Speech contains some particularly important messages about concepts of permanence and the government’s on-going programme of reform of the adoption system.

    How Safe 2013: Accentuate the safeguarding positives

    How Safe 2013: Accentuate the safeguarding positives

    CareKnowledge editor Jim Kennedy thinks it's worth focusing on the improvements in child safeguarding highlighted in the NSPCC's recent 'How Safe are Our Children?' report.

    Carlile Review shows difficulty of child protection challenges

    Carlile Review shows difficulty of child protection challenges

    CareKnowledge editor Jim Kennedy explains why he thinks we are living through a particularly difficult time in which to be confident about the future of child care and child protection.

    Working Together

    Working Together

    CareKnowledge editor Jim Kennedy highlights the importance of the DfE's new child safeguarding document.

  • Latest School-aged Children Features

    Putting firefighters and paramedics on the frontline of child safeguarding

    Putting firefighters and paramedics on the frontline of child safeguarding

    With unique access to many homes and families, members of the fire and ambulance services have a valuable role to play in the ongoing improvement of child safeguarding. FIRE & Ambulance News’ Richard Hook looks at how the NSPCC are working to ensure firefighters and paramedics know how to spot signs of child abuse and where to report these.

    Child nutrition: Are we what we eat?

    Child nutrition: Are we what we eat?

    It’s easy for parents to be concerned about their children’s eating habits, and tight family budgets alongside clever fast food advertising simply add to the pressure. Public health expert Alison Nelson offers a fascinating account of what children really eat and highlights the real areas for nutritional concern.

    Looking inside Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hubs

    Looking inside Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hubs

    Some local authorities are now implementing the MASH information sharing model – and lives could potentially depend upon its success. Andrew Chilvers reports.

    Will MASH make our children safer?

    Will MASH make our children safer?

    While failures to protect vulnerable children continue to hit the headlines, leaders in child protection are starting to build integrated teams around new multi-agency safeguarding hubs, commonly referred to as MASH. In the first of a two-part special report, Pavilion Editorial Director Andrew Chilvers delves into the background of key developments, with people on the frontline of delivery.

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