White working-class pupils have been let down by decades of neglect in the English education system, according to a controversial MPs’ report which warns that schools could be breaking the law by promoting “divisive” terminology like “white...
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Same Storm, Different Boats – The Impacts of Climate Change Falls Unevenly and Unequally on Society
It is easy to think of climate change as a problem for future generations to deal with and tackle, especially if the effects of climate change are not felt directly. But millions of people around the world do not have that luxury as they are...
Children’s social care in England
The independent review of children’s social care in England has published its Case for change, setting out current problems faced by children’s social care. Findings include: there needs to be a shift in focus from assessing and investigating...
Children’s services in England shaky as Jenga tower, says review lead
The English children’s services system is a “tower of Jenga held together by Sellotape” and needs major reform and investment, the head of an independent review has found. Read the full article on this link to The Guardian Share this:Click to share...
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Tory MPs accused of adding fuel to ‘culture war’ in education report
White working-class pupils have been let down by decades of neglect in the English education system, according to a controversial MPs’ report which warns that schools could be breaking the law by promoting “divisive” terminology like “white...
Social Workers urge care review to avoid ‘blame culture’
The Case for Change was published last week, laying out the priorities of review chair Josh MacAlister in reforming children’s social care in England. The report hails social workers as social care’s “greatest asset” but adds that in practitioners’...
Space to Be: the fight to keep the Windsor Women’s Centre open – video
In the heart of the Village, a loyalist area in Belfast, the Windsor Women’s Centre has fought a 30-year battle to keep its doors open. The centre, an oasis for vulnerable women, is deeply rooted in the community. As it faces financial insecurity...
