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School veg pesticides not a risk to children

14 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

Pesticide levels in school fruit and veg are unlikely to pose a health risk to children, a government study has concluded.

Autism centre opens in Northern Ireland school

14 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

A purpose-built centre for children with autistic spectrum disorders has opened in Northern Ireland.

Universities must tighten up child protection

14 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

The government has called on universities to tighten up their child protection procedures.

Wider policy focus needed to fight obesity

14 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

Efforts to reduce obesity need to pay more attention to the way society functions, a study published today argues.

Child wellbeing is NHS priority

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

Ensuring that children are well has been identified as one of the key priorities for the National Health Service over the next year.

Welfare reforms to tackle child poverty

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

The government has announced a shake up of the welfare benefits system, which ministers claim will help eradicate child poverty.

Bradford sticks with Connexions service

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

The Connexions youth support service in Bradford will continue to operate once funding for the scheme transfers to the local authority.

Government appoints head of mental health review

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

The government's review of child and adolescent mental health services is to be led by Jo Davidson, director of children's services at Gloucestershire Council.

Young call for social care staff recognition

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

Children believe the new National Minimum Standards for children's social care should recognise staff and carers are important in children's lives.

Report finds 14 to 19 reforms are on track

13 December 2007, Children & Young People Now

Efforts to improve education and training for 14- to 19-year-olds are on track, but face significant challenges, new research has found.