News Views
Including the heart of residential child care, social pedagogy, a field trip to Germany, a conference in Ireland, HDJ and the Health and Social Care Bill
Editorial
In This Issue
Quite a mixed bag this month. The Editorial urges professional to consider The Critical Role of the Manager in Good Social Care at the SCA/ICSE Annual Seminar. News Views has its usual mixture of the serious and the not so serious, including internet safety, adoption reform, residential care in Wales, bedwetting in England and … Read more
Editorial: The Critical Role of the Manager in Good Social Care
A critical time for the child care profession
News Views
Including internet safety, adoption reform, residential care in Wales, bedwetting in England and Scotland, immunisation planning and ‘research’.
In This Issue
First, we wish all our readers a happy and successful 2012. Secondly, we apologise: this issue is not short on quality, but it has fewer contributions than usual, for a variety of reasons.The Editorial looks at the question of unemployment, and urges a more radical line of action. The theme was triggered by Chris Durkin’s … Read more
Editorial: What Price Jobs?
Unless there is radical action, we risk a generation without hope.
In This Issue
In the Editorial we celebrate our twelve years of publication. A lot has happened in that time, and we have published over 2,100 articles. We wish you a Happy Christmas and encourage you to buy the Children Webmug. Give yourself a Christmas present. News Views includes Scotland Street School Museum, the influence of individuals, … Read more
Editorial: Now We are Twelve
Looking ahead
News Views
Including Scotland Street School Museum, the influence of individuals, Tell Us Once, adoption and Prime Ministers, character and child care, Youth and Policy, possible Ph D topics and ‘research’ (mainly about busy mums)
BUY A CHILDREN WEBMUG
BUY A CHILDREN WEBMUG Treat yourself – or someone else – to a Christmas present that’s all about child care. Attractive Affordable A contribution to charity And a bit of a puzzle If you can read the small print, you will find 71 people named on the mug. They are mostly the good and famous … Read more
In This Issue
In the Editorial we emphasise the importance of child care professionals co-operating and the need for the NCB to take the lead. There was a full obituary of Raissa Page in the Guardian recently, which referred largely to her work as a photographer. Here Ros Niblett as written an appreciation of her work as a … Read more
Editorial: Advocates for Children
The importance of child care professionals co-operating.