The Independent | RICHARD GARNER | NICK CLARK | Tuesday 17 February 2015 Creative subjects are being squeezed out of the school curriculum, leading to a two-tier system whereby poorer pupils are missing out on a range of...
Read MoreNHS | Choices | February 18 2015 “Daytime naps ‘should stop at the age of two’: Children have poorer quality sleep if they rest during the afternoon,” is the inaccurate headline on the Mail Online....
Read MoreNew Survey | Family and Childcare Trust.
Read MoreFamily and Childcare Trust The cost of a part-time nursery place for a child under two has increased by an inflation-busting 33 per cent over the course of this Parliament, according to new research by the Family and Childcare...
Read MoreBBC News | Hannah Richardson education reporter | 19 February 2015 All political parties are being urged to join forces to review the UK’s childcare system as another report highlights rising childcare costs. The...
Read MoreNSPCC | February 2015 | Impact and Evidence series Baby Steps is a programme designed to help new parents during the mother’s pregnancy and after they have their babies. The NSPCC has done some research to find out how the...
Read MoreThe Telegraph| Laura Donnelly, Health Editor | 14 Feb 2015 Major new report says every child in Britain should receive a weekly lesson in how to be happy, and schools should stop acting as ‘exam factories’...
Read MoreNSPCC | February 2015 | Impact and Evidence series Baby Steps is a programme designed to help new parents during the mother’s pregnancy and after they have their babies. The NSPCC has done some research to find out how the...
Read MoreNSPCC | Anna Freud Centre | February 2015 This report was written by the NSPCC in partnership with the Anna Freud Centre. Babies living in homeless families can be extremely vulnerable. This is because babies’...
Read MorePlace2Be is launching the UK’s first Children’s Mental Health Week (16-22 February).
Read MorePlace2be | Making a lifetime of difference to children in schools Place2Be is the leading UK provider of school-based mental health support, unlocking children’s potential in the classroom – and...
Read MoreMirror | Nicola Fifield | 15 February 2015 Campaigners blame a rise in cyber-bullying, ‘sexting’ and massive funding cuts since 2010 for the crisis Massive cuts to services which treat troubled children have...
Read MoreBBC News Magazine | Justin Parkinson| 13 February 2015 Obesity is described as one of the biggest problems facing mankind. The small US territory of Puerto Rico is debating whether to fine parents who fail to get their...
Read MoreThe Telegraph | By Hannah Furness, Arts Correspondent | 10 Feb 2015 Bear Grylls’ the television explorer, has published his own ‘manifesto for children’, ruling they must take risks, climb...
Read MoreThe Independent | CHRIS GREEN | Sunday 15 February 2015 Marketing companies are free to continue using ‘advergames’ – addictive, heavily branded, free online games – to promote products high in saturated...
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