
23 November 2008
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The government is not supplying the funds to help nurseries provide a nutritious and balanced diet for under-fives despite its drive to get children eating healthily, according to childcare experts.
Primary school pupils in Southall, west London, have become the first in the country to take part in a community fitness programme for children, Active In Schools.
Almost half of school staff believe their local health and social care services are failing children with mental health problems, according to the Audit Commission's latest survey of schools.
The Terrence Higgins Trust is offering free sexual health training to professionals working with young people across England and Wales.
Half of all ten to 15 year olds are concerned about the future and worry about school exams, an Ofsted survey has found.
The government has chosen a consortium of five organisations to run a programme to help children's trusts commission services.
Lessons covering sex education, relationships and substance misuse will be compulsory across primary and secondary schools in England, the government has revealed.
The government's mental health contract will do little to improve services for children and young people, the head of the NHS Confederation's Mental Health Network has warned.
Patients have praised health trusts' initiatives to safeguard children, according to the Healthcare Commission.
A health workers' union has criticised two government reports on the future of nursing for ignoring health visitors.
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