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Spending cuts to blame for children’s mental health

Government’s failure to acknowledge that many problems to improve mental health are the result of public spending cuts.

Recent study suggests adopted children should stay close to birth families

Following the findings of a recent academic study BASW (British Association of Social Workers) it found that adoption laws should be overhauled to ensure children can retain close to their birth families.

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Looked after children’s views on their well-being

Barnet set up own looked after children charity

Barnet has become the first local authority in London to launch its own charity to help looked after children fulfil their dreams and aspirations.

Ofsted announces crackdown on school exclusion 'hot spots'

Ofsted to raise concerns with eight areas about the high number of pupils being removed from schools.

MD, Wendy Weal becomes a Leadership Fellow

Exciting news. Our Managing Director has become a Leadership Fellow of the Society of Leadership Fellows, St George’s House, Windsor Castle, Windsor.

Foster Care in England

A Review for the Department for Education by Sir Martin Nareyand Mark Owers

Careers strategy 'will fail' disadvantaged pupils

The Career Development Institute says measures in careers strategy will fail to live up to its aim to improve careers advice.

LGA call for mental health counselling for all pupils

Every secondary school in the country should be able to offer independent mental health counselling to all pupils

Poor areas worst affected by children's services cuts

Council areas with the highest levels of deprivation are bearing the brunt of children's services funding cuts, research has found.

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