Family judges hearing cases involving alleged serious sexual assault should receive training
The President of the Family Division is going to make a formal request to the Judicial College for those judges who may hear cases involving
The President of the Family Division is going to make a formal request to the Judicial College for those judges who may hear cases involving
Refuge, the UK’s largest domestic violence charity, says that in 2019 72 per cent of service users identified experiencing tech abuse, which can range from
DfE returns to policy of five-yearly visits by the regulator for outstanding schools. Read more in The Guardian
Putting challenging pupils in isolation for extended periods at school can harm their mental health, the Centre for Mental Health (CMH) is warning. Read more
Civil partnerships for opposite sex couples will begin today following Parliament’s October decision to extend civil partnerships from same sex couples only. Entering into a
Some primary schools are searching children for knives at the gates with metal detectors as it emerges pupils as young as seven have been caught
Exclusions in primary schools increase due to racist behaviour – Read more from the BBC News.
Children are at risk of being contacted by strangers through smart toys, an investigation by Which? has found. Security flaws were found in a number
The number of children looked after in England is up 4 per cent to 78,150 at 31 March 2019. This continues the increases seen in
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