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Education Secretary confirms SEND review will be delayed until early next year

Gavin Williamson has confirmed that the governments key review into provision for children with Special Educational needs and Disabilities (SEND) will not be published until 2021

New guides published to help better understand the impact of age assessments on migrant children

Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) has published new information sheets aimed at helping migrant children through age assessments

New Development Matters guidance published by DfE

The Department for Education has published revised curriculum guidance as schools start to adopt the Early Years Foundation Stages (EYFS) framework.

Calls for wide-ranging review of the criminal records system to support youth justice reforms

The Standing Committee for Youth Justice (SCYJ) has highlighted the damage being done by the childhood criminal record system and calls for widescale reform

LGA calls for more funding to cover expected increase in Children’s Services referrals

The Local Government Association has called on the government to provide extra cash to fund anticipated Children’s Services demand increase over the coming weeks

Study uncovers impact of lockdown on families experiencing violence from their children

New research has been released exploring the effect of the pandemic on families experiencing Child/Adolescent to Parent Violence (C/APV)

Our 2020 Training Brochure is now available

We have launched our new Training Brochure, updated to include all of the courses and delivery options (including 'Virtual' and eLearning) now available

London council launches new initiative to tackle knife crime

Barking and Dagenham Council has started a new campaign calling on parents to track their children’s whereabouts in a attempt to reduce youth knife crime

Northumberland Youth Workers praised by Council leaders

Youth Workers in Northumberland have been recognised for their commitment and dedication to continuing to support young people during the pandemic.

Children’s Commissioner calls for children to be prioritised in any future lockdown

Children’s Commissioner, Anne Longfield has called for the government to put children “at the heart” of any future lockdown decisions.

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