This report looks at how well Education Welfare Services (EWSs) support schools, PRUs, and parents and carers to tackle persistent absence from school. Read More
Foundations of Effective Management
Offered by Children in Wales: Learn the ropes of being a manager for the first time – from delegation to communication, we’ve got you covered! Read More
Group B Safeguarding
Offered by Children in Wales: Join us online for Group B Safeguarding training to increase your confidence in working with children, young people and adults at risk Read More
Young Wales Summit 2026
Offered by Children in Wales, The Young Wales Summit is a national celebration of children’s rights, youth voice and civic participation, bringing together young people, decision-makers and partners to mark World Children’s Day. Read More
National Parenting Week: What Matters to Parents?
Offered by Children in Wales: Join Parents Connect during National Parenting Week as they reveal the findings from the 2026 Big Conversation. Read More
State of Child Health
Children’s health is getting worse. Across the UK, progress has stalled or gone backwards on many key measures, with children in deprived areas and ethnic minority communities often affected most. Read More
Cutting Youth Crime, Changing Young Lives
The Government has published the Youth Justice White Paper, setting out a comprehensive programme of reform to modernise the youth justice system. It sets out a clear direction for earlier intervention, greater consistency across the system, and ensuring that custody is used only when necessary. Read More
Introduction to the Lundy Model
Offered by Children in Wales, get the lowdown on the Lundy Method Project and see how it can shake up your approach in an in-person session. Read More
Anti-bullying Event for Schools in Wales
Welsh Government is hosting a national event on 17 November as part of Anti-Bullying Week 2026. Read More
Extending the Complaints System
Extending the complaints system to apprentices and Further Education students We’re consulting on plans to extend the Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA) scheme in Wales, meaning both groups will be able to submit unresolved complaints like university students do. The 12-week consultation runs from 1 September to 23 November 2026 For more information
