Published: Young people's creativity is everywhere. Opportunities to develop it are not.

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The government wants pupils to take courses like AI and manufacturing which are linked to local jobs.

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Report from former MAT CEO calls for system 'based on collaboration, place and collective responsibility'

Published: The Centre for Young Lives think tank and education charity SHINE are today (Friday 10th July) publishing a new report, A New Settlement for Education: Why We Need a New Theory of Place-Bas...

A part-time bouncer and a recruitment magnate are among the directors demanding ‘mind-boggling’ sums, as local authorities battle a shortage of suitable homes

Call for contributions to the report 'Equitable Access to Play: Opportunities for Children and Young People', which brings together case studies and stories that highlight the work of people supportin...

Ben Firth on our troubling new report on “looksmaxxing”.

Published: A new report from the Centre for Young Lives thinktank published today (Thursday June 25th) warns that the fast-growing online trend known as “looksmaxxing” is driving some boys and young m...

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Call for contributions to the report 'Equitable Access to Play: Opportunities for Children and Young People', which brings together case studies and stories that highlight the work of people supportin...

The young people and work report is an independent review of the increase in the number of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).

The Government announced today that it has met its target to recruit 8,500 additional mental health workers in England. Welcome news, but is it enough? Responding to the announcement from the Departm...

At a time when young people are either demonised for staying in or going out, youth clubs are more important than ever

The Conservatives have been calling for a ban on under-16s using social media for months and have accused the government of dragging its feet by holding a public consultation before doing anything.

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A renewed commitment to PE in schools, ending the 3pm Saturday blackout for women’s football and the removal of unnecessary ‘No Ball Games’ signs are among the recommendati...

This week in our special episodes examining the arguments for and against the social media ban, Vicki speaks to Haroon Chowdry, Chief Executive of the Centre for Young Lives.The Centre for Young Lives...

We're very pleased to be joining a range of organisations backing a new joint Statement of Principles. It provides a baseline for a decisive, ambitious and proportionate legislative initiative to prot...

The Centre for Young Lives has announced the development of a reimagined Vulnerability Index, a major new project that will harness open data to understand the scale and nature of risks facing childre...

Bolton Council has celebrated new early intervention schemes for reducing the budget spend in children’s services by over a million.

The conclusions and recommendations of the independent review into ways to support neurodivergent children and young people in mainstream education settings.

The Future Minds roadmap puts forward concrete solutions to transform children and young people’s mental health.

On the day the government published its Every child achieving and thriving white paper on reforms to the schools and SEND systems in England, policymakers, researchers, clinicians and frontline practi...

Ministers want 'a system that works together'. Schools Week meets three schools leading the way

David Lammy announces mandatory support and mentoring plan in wake of two stabbings at a school in Brent, north-west London

Early childhood pedagogy expert Sue Robb, who was involved with the introduction of the EYFS in 2008, has been appointed as the Government’s Best Start in Life Champion.

Josh MacAlister issues warning as government launches £88m ‘call to arms’ to find homes for 10,000 foster children