
1 December 2008
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The government is investing in military-style education programmes and the Tories have pledged to recruit ex-armed forces personnel to mentor disengaged teenagers if they win the next election. But do...
Werrington Young Offender Institution this month topped the league for the number of hours inmates spend on education and training. Tom de Castella visits its first resettlement fair.
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.
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...
Schools now have a duty to consider the views of students. Alison Bennett finds out how young people feel about it.
Schools are in the dark about the role of the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA), inspectorate Ofsted said in a report last week. The report, on the wider...
With Anti-Bullying Week set to take place from 17-21 November, Chloe Stothart asks pupils from Bar Hill Community Primary School in Cambridge how bullying has affected them and discovers what...
The transition between primary and secondary school can be a difficult time for pupils. Sue Learner finds out how some councils are smoothing the process.
Research has suggested that increased access to pornographic material is causing young people to hold distorted impressions about sex. Sue Learner examines how the sensitive issue of pornography can be...
The Audit Commission last week attacked the current state of children's trusts, prompting serious questions about what the future holds. Lauren Higgs investigates.
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