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Editor The theme for January is Training and Education, and we have articles by Maureen O’Hagan, Valerie Jackson and Wanda Gibson, as well as the Editorial. Keith White’s column also focuses on education, while both the Key Texts digested by Robert Shaw have strong training links – the Castle Priory Report and a paper by Karen … Read more
Looking for articles, emails and blogs – facts and ideas
Both training and education are vital and need to be protected.
We shall be considering health in February, Parents’ Views in March and Disability in April. Why not write for us?
A link to the latest articles on the www.goodenoughcaring.com online journal.
Including missing children, maths teaching and motivation, abuse at Caldicott School, play, two re-organisations – social services and primary schooling and Eleanor Simmonds
There are old people alive now who, when they were young, knew old people who were alive when the Mines Act was passed in 1842 and children were banned from working in the pits in Britain.It is not distant history, yet an enormous amount has happened since then to improve the lives of children. Compulsory … Read more
A mixture of news items, events, comments and whimsies, including men in childcare, confidentiality, Andrew Rowe, Barack Obama, bullying, Court fees, demonising young people, involving young people, push-chairs, reading to children, NCB, libraries, unannounced inspections and absconding
The main theme for this month is Child Care History, to celebrate the founding of the Child Care History Network. There are articles about Jonas Hanway, David Wills on Homer Lane, Anton Tobé on the VJK, the Curtis Committee and the founding of the CCHN, as well as the Editorial. Read about the pioneers, and … Read more
The founding of CCHN
A new Section of the Webmag, covering the classic texts of the past
The Sycamore Services system for fostering children in residential care