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Early years — 23 Feb 2021

100 Conversations: The hopes and concerns of parents in 2018

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Wellbeing & mental health — 18 Dec 2020

Schools' Wellbeing Partnership

Connecting schools to embed mental health and wellbeing at the heart of the community.

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Resources for schools

All Together: Whole-school anti-bullying programme

Enabling schools to audit their current anti-bullying practice and create a tailored plan to deliver change.

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Resources for schools

Anti-Bullying Alliance membership

From taking part in Anti-Bullying Week to updating your policy and practice, we're here to help you tackle bullying in all its forms.

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Poverty & inequality

Whatever it takes: Government spending on children and young people

This report sets out our analysis of the spending programme outlined by the government, showing that the approach is still too piecemeal to deliver a better childhood for the UK’s children.

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Wellbeing & mental health — 6 Nov 2020

Emotional wellbeing and return to school

Emotional wellbeing and return to school 21st October 2020

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Poverty & inequality — 10 Sep 2020

Vision for recovery

A vision for recovery.

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Wellbeing & mental health

Preparing for recovery: Self-review and signposting tool

The tool builds on the eight principles set out in Public Health England’s guidance: Promoting children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing: a whole school and college approach, and shows how schools and colleges can promote and support mental wellbeing through all aspects of school and college life.

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Early years

A vision for recovery: Early years briefing

This briefing highlights our collective concerns about the impact of COVID-19 on children under 5 and their families, and sets out recommendations for action to stop these concerns having a long-term impact.

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Poverty & inequality

A Vision for recovery: Safeguarding

This briefing sets out the principle concerns about the impact of COVID-19 on the safety and well-being of children and the ability of agencies to respond.

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