Editor

Editorial: We are All Responsible

Many people play roles in crises, some close, some distant, some culpable, some unaware.

In This Issue: November 2009

Editorial: Storytelling

Opening children’s eyes to ideas

News Views

Including primary schooling and subsidiarity, visibility at night, family rehabilitation, Nannyshare, well-being, Pembroke House, and toddlers’ eating habits

Key Texts: Where Next?

Editorial : To Vet or Not to Vet?

The need to check for abusers

In This Issue: September 2009

News Views

Including social pedagogy, respite care and work with children – the basic model

In This Issue: August 2009

In This Issue: June 2009

Values

We all need to get back to basics.

May 2009: In This Issue

News Views

Including the recession, generations, social workers’ attitudes to residential child care, working methods, Catholic adoption societies, bouncers and voluntary work

April 2009: In This Issue

Every Child Matters

Each one is an individual, and has something to offer.

March 2009: In This Issue

Editorial: Grandparents

Research shows that they’re not as good as nurseries.

Youth Alcohol Consumption Guidance Consultation

The Government wants the views of professionals.

News Views

Including young fathers, first-born children, substance abuse and new mores, primary education, gangs, social workers, bureaucracy and UNISON, residential care …

Feb 2009: In This Issue

Editorial: Health

The importance of a long-term holistic approach

CAU! Want Help

Calling on children and young people to join the campaign

News Views

Including MMR and the media, well-being, eating for two, coughs and sneezes, emergency care, nanny-sharing, expeditions, whistle-blowing and communication

The Social Educator in a Globalised World

A major Congress for anyone interested in social pedagogy / social education

Children Webmag Jan 2009: In This Issue

Wanted: Dialogue on Training and Education

Looking for articles, emails and blogs - facts and ideas

Training and Education of Child Care Workers

Both training and education are vital and need to be protected.

Children Webmag: In Future Issues

We shall be considering health in February, Parents’ Views in March and Disability in April. Why not write for us?

Good Enough Caring Journal

News Views

Including missing children, maths teaching and motivation, abuse at Caldicott School, play, two re-organisations - social services and primary schooling …

Children’s Rights : Quid pro Quo

News Views

A mixture of news items, events, comments and whimsies, including men in childcare, confidentiality, Andrew Rowe, Barack Obama, bullying, Court …

Nov 2008- In This Issue

Making History

The founding of CCHN

Introducing Key Texts

A new Section of the Webmag, covering the classic texts of the past

Integrated Services to Meet Individual Need

The Sycamore Services system for fostering children in residential care

News Views

Including social pedagogy, Children’s Trusts, children’s rights, child care pioneers, YoungMinds, the Children’s Charter, abusive teachers and Pound a Poem

Oct 2008- In This Issue

Editorial: Of Fat Cats and Foster Carers

Foster care merits professional rewards.

Editorial : Themes

How ideas interplay and help thinking to develop new angles on problems

Guidance for Contributors

News Views

Including leaving care, records, creating villages out of gangs, goodenoughcaring, residential care in Australia, Interconnections, electrical danger zones, teenagers and …

News Views

A mixture of news items, events, comments and whimsies, including the BBC’s responses to complaints, KidStart, computers for children, teamwork, …

Editorial : The Older Generations

The roles of grandparents – and others – are changing.

Open EYE Petition

Learning from Europe

Heroes and Role Models

News Views

Creating a Profession

Proposal for the Establishment of a Child Care History Network

News Views

The Fly on the Wall : 2

The First Webmag Seminar on Childhood: Where is Childhood Going?

News Views

The Individual and the Community

The Fly on the Wall : 1

Two Conferences

The First Webmag Seminar on Childhood: Where is Childhood Going?

Editorial : Blue Skies

No Time to Lose: A Manifesto for Children and Young People - Looked After Away From Home

News Views - October 2007

In Care : The Black Bin Bags : 2

Children in Iraq

Editorial : Why?

Our Legacy

Back to Basics Play Initiative

Toxic Childhood - by Sue Palmer

Tales and Travels of a School Inspector by John Wilson

CONCERN FOR ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN ASSOCIATION (COVUCA)

Learning from History : Lesson 1 : Good Standard Practice

by chrisdurkin