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Child protection: Schools' initiative needs an overhaul

31 May 2005, Children Now

The Department for Education and Skills has been urged to overhaul drastically an initiative that aims to improve child protection arrangements in schools.

Sexual Health: Concern that protocol will deter Children from seeking advice

31 May 2005, Children Now

Sexual health and children's rights campaigners are worried that the new pan-London protocol for professionals dealing with sexually active young people (Children Now, 25-31 May) will stop teenagers from accessing...

Education News: Education bill - Fears for Every Child Matters agenda

31 May 2005, Children Now

The Government has been warned that its new Education Bill could seriously undermine the Every Child Matters agenda.

Social Care News: Looked-after children - GCSE marks highlight low achievement

31 May 2005, Children Now

Only three councils have more than a fifth of looked-after children achieving five GCSEs at grades A* to C, new government figures reveal.

Scotland - Early years must be fully devolved

31 May 2005, Children Now

The Scottish Parliament needs to take control of early years and childcare funding, say campaigners contributing to a major inquiry into the country's early years provision.

Scotland: Physical activity awards planned

31 May 2005, Children Now

An accreditation programme that could help local authorities ensure they are providing adequate physical activity for children and families has been launched in Scotland.

Editor's view

26 May 2005, Nursery World

Education secretary Ruth Kelly attracted some positive attention last week when she declared that she was kindly disposed to considering the introduction of national pay scales for teaching assistants and...

National pay deal option for assistants welcomed

26 May 2005, Nursery World

Unions have given a cautious welcome to education secretary Ruth Kelly's suggestion that she may consider national pay scales for teaching assistants and school support staff. Christina McAnea, Unison's national...

Marvin the Monster and his followers

26 May 2005, Nursery World

(Photograph) - Marvin the Monster and his followers brought the Scottish hills alive with the sound of music when children from Kilbowie Early Education and Childcare Centre in Clydebank, near...

MPs to debate bills

26 May 2005, Nursery World

Government plans to improve childcare, safeguard vulnerable children and extend parental rights were outlined in the Queen's Speech last week, revealing the 44 bills to be discussed during the next...