A new study of young adults who were abused in childhood shows that 80 per cent attempted to disclose their abuse when it was happening to them as children, but like many high profile cases, not all of the disclosures were “heard” or acted upon. The research highlights the difficulties children ...
Mindgames, intimidation, desperation – call it what you will, but getting into the head of your opponent has been around as long as the sport in question. This week, former England cricket captain and Strictly Come Dancing legend Michael Vaughan had a pop at our old rivals from Down Under ...
'It takes a lot to build trust' – a report published recently for the Office of the Children's Commissioner for England – was prompted by concerns to improve access to protection and support for children and young people who are at risk of harm. The Munro Review of Child Protection (2011) ...
Hot off the press is a brand new course called ‘Fire Safety in Education’, which is written by expert authors at CircleFire and accredited by the Institute of Fire Safety Mangers and ROSPA. It will equip anyone who works in an educational setting with the practical knowledge they need to protect ...
Last year, when EduCare and the Scottish Childminding Association (SCMA) introduced online learning for the very first time to SCMA members, no-one knew exactly how they would respond. The sheer volume of registrations for the four introductory courses showed that they love it for its convenience and flexibility. Building on its ...
