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FSM pilots and Outcome Indicators

Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Free School Meals are to be extended to families include primary school-aged children in low-income working families on a household income up to £16,190. Fantastic news it...

Published 21 Apr 2010 5:19 PM by carlpackman

Filed under: children, early intervention
Early Intervention, The Child Trust Fund and Cuts

The age of austerity is spoken of without a second thought now, but spending cutbacks are relative to a situation, and for the past 10 years of financial boom (that is before the crash) it might appear that throwing money at problems was the UK solution...

Published 12 Apr 2010 11:53 AM by carlpackman

Filed under: Children's Services, cuts, early intervention, New Labour
A Child's right to take legal action: logical next stage, or pointless chatter

Much legal work in the UK has been done to promote the right to a child or young person to have their voices heard, from accepting the demands of the UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child to the implementation of the Local Authority Social Services...

Published 8 Feb 2010 2:59 PM by carlpackman

Filed under: care, children, rights
Pedagogy: A new youth engagement or social fascism?

The heading is not simply bombastic. Walter Lorenz - foremost pedagogy academic, and author of Social Work in a Changing Europe - asked: Is social pedagogy essentially the embodiment of dominant societal interests which regard all educational projects...

Published 5 Feb 2010 9:41 AM by carlpackman

Filed under: care, children, pedagogy

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Pedagogy: A new youth engagement or social fascism?