Talk of legal advice and backstops distracts from really important statistics published by the Department for Education.
Talk of legal advice and backstops distracts from really important statistics published by the Department for Education.
The gap between disadvantaged children and their peers just isn't closing quickly enough.
Without the knowledge, life experience or parental support, money worries are intimidating for vulnerable young people
Posted by Meredith Davis /
Tuesday 20 December 2016 / Inequality, Early intervention, Government spending
This Christmas, take action to ensure all children have the opportunity to reach their potential
Posted by AfC Policy and campaigns /
Thursday 01 December 2016 / Government spending, Children's rights, Early intervention
How does the Welsh Government intend to improve the lives of children and young people? We've looked at its latest plan.
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Thursday 31 December 2015 / Children's centres, Children in care, Early intervention, Financial education, Government spending
The second part of our review kicks off at the midpoint of 2015 with children’s centres and early years on the agenda.
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Tuesday 29 December 2015 / Early intervention, Children in care, Child neglect, Care leavers, Financial education, General election
The first part of our round-up of 2015 looks back at the run-up to the general election and the Queen’s Speech.
Posted by Chloe Hardy /
Thursday 24 December 2015 / Cost of living
2016 must be the year that politicians recommit to tackling child poverty.
The Commission has set out new goals including giving more children the best start in life.
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Tuesday 15 December 2015 / Early intervention
The earliest experiences shape a baby’s brain development which makes the first 1001 days crucial.
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