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Queen set to announce wide-ranging skills Bill

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

Details of a new wide-ranging Bill for children and young people will be unveiled on 3 December in the Queen's Speech, CYP Now has learned.

News Insight: Children's Services - The state of services is laid bare

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

Ofsted's annual report last week showed that there have been improvements across the sector, but it also flagged up areas of significant concern. Ross Watson examines what the findings mean...

Jargon buster: Floor targets

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

Where might you hear it? In anything issued by government departments

Should BNP members be allowed to work with children?

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

The British National Party's membership list has been posted on the internet. It reveals that some are teachers and doctors.

Interview: On close inspection - Michael Hart, director, children, Ofsted

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

The Baby P case has generated more than the usual level of interest in Ofsted's annual report into the state of services for children in England.

Government 'to miss eCAF target'

27 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

Early adopter council raises concerns over implementing electronic Common Assessment Framework.

YJB Convention: Magistrates to blame for youth custody figures says charity chief

26 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

A row broke out at the Youth Justice Board's (YJB) annual convention today over magistrates' responsibility for the high number of young people in custody.

YJB Convention: Secure estate cash "should be diverted to community housing"

26 November 2008, Children & Young People Now

Money should be taken out of the secure estate and spent on rehousing young people in the community, the former director of Ashfield Young Offender Institution (YOI) has said.