First reflections on sessions with children from the RSA AcademiesRead more
Blog from the GameChanger 2 conference for children in care in the North WestRead more
Kathy's pre-budget article for CYP NowRead more
Tia, who is doing work experience with Children England, writes that a change in how schools support young people to learn is well overdue.Read more
Kathy responds to Quiet Crisis, the Lloyds Bank Foundation report on local authority spending on disadvantageRead more
Hannah Slater of Generation Rent explains why a ChildFair State needs secure renting for familiesRead more
Kathy Evans reflects on what commissioners can learn from the collapse of CarillionRead more
Chloë Darlington urges incoming councillors to take courageous practical action on rising child povertyRead more
Kathy's obituary for her mother, Elizabeth EvansRead more
A perspective on Children England's State of the State event by Jessica CrippsRead more
National system failure calls for national reforms, not nationwide funding withdrawal. By Kathy Evans, CEO Children EnglandRead more
The worsening funding crisis for children cannot be ‘managed’ away.Read more
Chapter 2 of Kittens Are Evil: Little Heresies in Public PolicyRead more
How technology is threatening to reshape the economy and what this might mean for employment opportunities for young people in the futureRead more
Stephen Crossley, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at Northumbria University, challenges the assumptions of the Troubled Families ProgrammeRead more
The housing crisis threatens everything we do in the children’s sector.Read more
It is still hard to assess the significance of the general election outcome for children and young people.Read more
John Tizard's review of Kittens Are Evil - Little Heresies in Public PolicyRead more
Salutary tales from public service markets have been escalating in number and seriousness latelyRead more
Angus Hanton of the Intergenerational Foundation explains just how expensive - to the student and the taxpayer - higher education has becomeRead more