Ongoing Brexit uncertainties are having a negative impact on pupils’ motivation to learn a European language.
Twelve children's homes in England were closed down by Ofsted last year due to concerns about the quality of care.
59 per cent of young people have either experienced a mental health problem themselves, or are close to someone who has.
Adoption UK has revealed that adopted children are twice as likely not to be in employment, education or training (NEET) as their peers.
A BBC investigation has discovered that more than 100 children go missing from council-run care in the North East every year.
Childcare in England risks becoming the preserve of the wealthy, unless a £660 million funding gap in a free childcare scheme is plugged.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is planning to launch a public consultation looking at increasing fines for idling drivers.
The Early Career Framework will revolutionise the support given to new teachers.
The NDNA has said that more attractive retail jobs are luring qualified nursery practitioners away from working with young children.
The LGA has issued a water safety warning ahead of rising temperatures when casual swimmers may be tempted to take a dip in open water.
Campaigners have urged for improvements in the quality of air inside and outside primary schools in London.
The IFS has warned that a one-off increase of £3.8 billion would be needed to reverse eight per cent cuts in per pupil school spending.
The Education Secretary has outlined plans to prevent the most vulnerable children missing out on school.
Budget cuts for UK children’s centres is leaving many unable to continue to reach families across their communities.
Theresa May has pledged better access to education, training and support across communities as part of an overhaul of society’s approach to mental illness.