Childrens Society | Sam Royston | February 2016 The Future of Family Incomes: How key tax and welfare changes will affect families to 2020, reveals for the first time the collective impact of a range of welfare, tax...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Sally Weale } Education correspondent | 23 February 2016 More than 7 million children living in low-income families will be affected by a four-year freeze to their benefits that risks pushing many more...
Read MoreThe Independent | Richard Garner | Education Editor | 20 February 2016 On the fifth day, teachers in the Researchers in Schools programme work with targeted pupils or improve their skills A government-backed scheme...
Read MoreThe Scotsman | 21 February 2016 Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to improve the standard of teaching in nursery classes. Every nursery in the poorest neighbourhoods will have an extra qualified teacher or childcare graduate by 2018...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Kevin McKenna | 21 February 2016 A project that began in Venezuela to bring music education to deprived areas is doing fabulous work in a number of Scottish council estates Since the Raploch orchestra...
Read MoreThe UK report | A comparative report with findings from the UK 2010 survey by EU Kids Online This report presents new UK-specific findings from Net Children Go Mobile regarding children’s online access, opportunities, risks and...
Read MoreThe Atlantic | KAVEH WADDELL | FEB 9, 2016 There’s a battle raging over whether academic research should be free, and it’s overflowing into the dark web. Most modern scholarly work remains locked behind...
Read Moreactivematters | 23 February 2016 What is the difference between Sugar and Tobacco – when it comes to government intervention! Given the delays in the release of the Obesity Strategy, the unlikely introduction of a UK Sugar...
Read MoreUKHF | Published 7 January 2016 A new report from the UK Health Forum and Cancer Research UK has found that rising rates of obesity and overweight could lead to 700,000 new cancer cases in the UK, as well as millions of...
Read MorePress release | From | Cabinet Office, The Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, The Rt Hon Greg Hands MP, The Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP and HM Treasury | First published 19 February 2016 Each central...
Read MoreBBC News | James Gallagher, Health editor | 19 February 2016 A 20% tax on sugary drinks in the UK would prevent 3.7 million people becoming obese over the next decade, a report predicts. Cancer Research UK and the UK Health...
Read MoreBBC News | Branwen Jeffreys, Education editor | 17 February 2016 Children with poor language skills at age five are significantly more likely to struggle with maths at age 11, a study for Save the Children suggests. It...
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Read MoreBBC News | Katherine Sellgren, education and family reporter | 17 Feb 2016 Fewer than half of nurseries will be able to offer extended free childcare planned by the government, the National Day Nurseries Association has warned....
Read MoreMedical Xpress | 17 February 2016 | Journal reference: Frontiers in Psychology Do the cultures in which we live shape how we view the objects and events in the world that surrounds us? Research with adults has...
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