Tom Wright from Birketts LLP outlines the role of public agencies, social care practitioners and birth families when medical ...

Campaigners have highlighted a 50% rise in the number of pupils struggling to regulate their behaviour, manage emotions and form relationships in school.

The Department for Education has announced plans to give every school in England an individual minimum attendance improvement ...

Ellie Haworth, head of children’s services transformation and improvement at SCIE, sets out how policymakers and ...

Nine local authorities across England have been awarded funding to embed evidence-based approaches in children’s social care, ...

Surrey children’s services staff went to the wrong address to check on 10-year-old Sara Sharif the day before she was ...

Outdoor adventure expert Dr John Allan assesses PGL Beyond’s outdoor residential programme designed to equip disadvantaged ...

Former Labour Health Secretary Alan Milburn is to lead an independent investigation into the persistently high numbers of ...

Latest data shows there was an alarming rise in the number of children and young people referred to the government’s Prevent ...

Paediatricians have urged the government to recognise the "critical opportunity" to prioritise child health presented by its forthcoming 10-year workforce plan.

Researchers have raised concerns over the unequal strain being felt by mainstream schools with the highest populations of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Council leaders say the government should write off billions of pounds in overspends on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services to avoid the “total collapse” of the system in ...