Campaigners are urging MPs to “reclaim childhood” and ban social media for under-16s ahead of a vote in the House of Commons.

Colleges are attempting to support students with issues such as poverty, mental health and transport amid poor information on their needs, the Children’s Commissioner for England has warned.

Colleges are attempting to support students with issues such as poverty, mental health and transport amid poor information on their needs, the Children’s Commissioner for England has warned.

The government may have backed away from plans to scrap some legal rights for children with special educational needs and ...

Support services for parents of sexually abused children are facing possible closure amid mounting demand and uncertainty ...

Young people in some of England’s most disadvantaged communities are reporting higher levels of wellbeing, happiness and ...

Government reforms to tackle the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) crisis have failed to answer key questions on home-to-school transport and mounting council deficits, according to an ...

Person-centred, relational approach helps Scottish project successfully guide young people with additional support needs through the challenges of transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, reports ...

As the government develops legislation to tackle the use of AI to generate abusive images, legal expert Malcolm Johnson says child safeguarding professionals need to be aware of this quickly evolving ...

A disabled child has launched a legal challenge to the government’s SEND reform consultation, arguing it fails to highlight major changes that could weaken children’s legal protections.

The journey from care to independent living can be difficult for many young people. Here, two young people tell Lydia Cerguera of UK Community Foundations what those leaving the care system should ...

A national campaign to boost childminder numbers has launched as research reveals the public dramatically overestimates how many are still operating in England.