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Extended schools: Pledge card maps routes to success

31 May 2005, Children Now

Local authorities have drawn up a "pledge card", which sets out five routes to a successful extended school.

Inside story: Cool Schools

31 May 2005, Children Now

What it is: A project to provide water in Yorkshire primary schools Goals: To ensure that primary school children have ready access to fresh water to combat a...

My life: Ginisha Sadasivan 14, London

31 May 2005, Children Now

I woke up early on Sunday morning with butterflies spinning around my stomach.

Young offenders: Legal helpline pilot to get prison rollout

31 May 2005, Children Now

A pilot project that gives children in prison access to legal advice is to be rolled out to all prisons.

Parental leave: More support is needed for fathers

31 May 2005, Children Now

The Government should go further to support fathers in sharing the care of their children, say campaigners responding to proposals to help people balance work and family life.

A noisy library: YMCA starts stay and play in Paignton

31 May 2005, Children Now

YMCA South Devon plans to start stay and play sessions at its new toy library in Paignton so parents and children can attend at the same time. The library is...

Help from: Children with AIDS Charity

31 May 2005, Children Now

The Children with AIDS Charity was started by a small group of hospital employees and parents who were increasingly concerned about the acute shortage of services for children up to...

Play: London diversity forum launched

31 May 2005, Children Now

London Play is launching a diversity forum to concentrate on ways of boosting inclusive play in the capital.

Childcare: Football adverts for men-only courses

31 May 2005, Children Now

Suffolk County Council has used tactics including advertising in a football match-day programme to flag up a men-only course designed to recruit new childcarers.

Anti-social behaviour: Legal challenge to 'dispersal zones'

31 May 2005, Children Now

The right of local authorities to use "dispersal zones" - areas where unaccompanied under-16s can be removed by police - is being tested in the High Court.