
22 November 2008
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One in three children are worried about the credit crunch, according to research commissioned by supermarket chain Sainsbury's.
The government is to launch a review to ensure the compulsory roll-out of Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) lessons across primary and secondary schools in England happens smoothly.
Children's services support agency Together for Children has increased its health support services for local authorities in order to handle health issues arising from the credit crunch and address child...
Mothers in Wales are less likely to smack their children than others across the UK, according to latest findings from the Centre for Longitudinal Studies.
The Drinkaware Trust is an independent charity backed by the drinks industry.
The Scout Association has issued guidance to Scout leaders to promote sexual health among young people.
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.
Toddlers at Sure Start children's centres are less likely to be given fruit or vegetables at snack time than other settings, according to research by organic food company Organix and...
Birmingham City Council has saved nearly £70,000 since it started a scheme to train young disabled teenagers to use public transport independently. Jo Stephenson reports.
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