PRESS & MEDIA
Rich-poor education gap grows for 16-year-olds in almost all of England - The Guardian
Scotland incorporates UN children's rights charter into law - BBC News
Disruptive children may have smaller brains rather than being naughty - The Telegraph [subscription required]
Children at risk of being 'forgotten generation' amid crippling NHS waits - The Daily Mirror
Bridget Phillipson to help lead child poverty taskforce - Schools Week
Stephen Morgan officially confirmed as early education minister - Nursery World Magazine
FEATURE STORIES
Curriculum review launched: What schools need to know - Schools Week
Curriculum and Assessment Review: Review Aims, Terms of Reference and Working Principles - Department for Education
Catherine McLeod: Is early years inclusion the key to fixing the SEND system? - Nursery World Magazine
One in four children start school still wearing nappies – but it's not the parents' fault - The Big Issue
Pre-school education shake-up needs grit… and sawdust - The Herald (Scotland)
Where’s the cash for child hunger? Labour is running out of time to find it - The Guardian
BLOGS, PODCASTS & MORE
RESEARCH & POLICY DEVELOPMENT
Forgotten generation: Shaping better services for children and young people - NHS Providers
Tablet use disrupts toddlers' joint attention and language development - News Medical
3-Year-Olds Understand Intentions Through Active Mirror Neurons - Neuroscience News
EVENTS & COURSES
WEBINAR: School Readiness 2024-25 - 10 September. 7pm, online (free)
CONFERENCE: The childcare and early years conference by PACEY - 26 October, London (£32.50-£120)
TRAINING: How brains are built: Introducing the brain story - free, online video resource
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