The first teachers we have don't work in a classroom.
Hands up, who thinks their parents or carers are their most important teacher?
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Wednesday 20 April 2016 / Children's centres, Early intervention, Inequality
How to make parenting classes the norm? Ask a parent.
There is no shortage of books about parenting full of tips, tricks, dos and don’ts. But what do parenting classes offer?
Overcoming the elephant in the room: getting a Fair Deal for young people
Posted by Danielle Cope /
Wednesday 30 March 2016 / Financial education
For many disadvantaged and vulnerable young people, financial worries resemble this elephant.
The impact of the Immigration Bill on care leavers
We are deeply worried about what this Bill could mean for some young people leaving care.
A Budget for the next generation?
The Government’s focus on education starts too late to deliver on their promise to improve children’s life chances.
Our response to the 2016 budget
Posted by AfC Policy and campaigns /
Wednesday 16 March 2016 / Government spending
Our response to the Chancellor’s announcement today on schools reforms.
Budget 2016 is a chance to set the tone for the years to come
Budget 2016 is a chance to set the tone for the years to come
MPs and Peers raised the issue. But you made the difference.
Posted by Chloe Hardy /
Wednesday 02 March 2016 / Cost of living
As part of the End Child Poverty Coalition our supporters got stuck in and made the difference.
Government spending on early support for children slashed by 71 per cent
Posted by AfC Policy and campaigns /
Tuesday 01 March 2016 / Autumn statement, Cost of living, Early intervention, Government spendingOur 'Losing in the long run' report published today.
Children will be losing in the long run
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Tuesday 01 March 2016 / Early intervention, Children's centres, Autumn statement, Government spending
Early intervention saves in the long-term. Time to give local authorities the resources they need to make it the default
