Editorial: The Costs of Taking Children into Care
It is not only the children who pay the price
Editorial: A Question of Trust
If the values aren’t right, the processes won’t work.
Editorial: Encouraging Growth
The long-term view
Editorial: Resources
How can we use resources more effectively?
Editorial: Help NCERCC Survive
NCERCC has given invaluable support to residential care but is under threat.
News Views
Including the importance of fathers, Barnardo’s and residential care, carrots and sticks, Attach-a-Tag and children’s questions
Editorial: The Environment
Questions for child care
News Views
Including Residential Education / Care Day, South Africa, the age of criminal responsibility, CCCF and wellbeing, children’s books, secure accommodation …
News Views
Including a new residential care blog site, social work visits, the aftermath of crime, teddy bears and an anonymous staffing …
Editorial: Faith
Unmeasurable and immeasurably important
News Views
Including Haiti, professionalism, social pedagogy, well-being, Siblings Together and the Old Vic, grandparents’ rights, misbehaviour and classical music, reading, smacking …
Editorial: We are All Responsible
Many people play roles in crises, some close, some distant, some culpable, some unaware.
Editorial: Ten Years On
Ten years of ideas; why not send in yours?
News Views
Including hopes for 2010, poverty, AIEJI, vetting, obesity, access to child care records and Christmas snippets
Editorial : The Point of Apologies
A simple gesture, well meant and well received, but what about the ramifications?
News Views
Including the Webmag’s tenth anniversary, institutional abuse of children in Ireland, Ofsted, child care ethics, the recession, social pedagogy, childminder …
Editorial: Storytelling
Opening children’s eyes to ideas
Editorial : To Vet or Not to Vet?
The need to check for abusers
News Views
Including social pedagogy, respite care and work with children – the basic model
Editorial: We’re a Charity Now
The same aims, but we’re looking to develop.
News Views
Including Sir Paul Ennals, Toni Julia, Stephen Shaw, Dr Pamela Ewan, King Mithridates VI, Philip Pullman, an anonymous psychiatrist and …
News Views
Including honours, child poverty, training for residential child care workers, Richard Balbernie and the National Children’s Bureau
Values
We all need to get back to basics.
News Views
Including the report on abuse in Catholic care in Ireland and services for disabled children
News Views
Including the recession, generations, social workers’ attitudes to residential child care, working methods, Catholic adoption societies, bouncers and voluntary work
Every Child Matters
Each one is an individual, and has something to offer.
News Views
Including school leaving age, the public image of teenage boys, David Cameron, Baby P and the social work task, better …
News Views
Including young fathers, first-born children, substance abuse and new mores, primary education, gangs, social workers, bureaucracy and UNISON, residential care …
Editorial: Health
The importance of a long-term holistic approach
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
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?
Making History
The founding of CCHN
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
Editorial: Of Fat Cats and Foster Carers
Foster care merits professional rewards.
Editorial : Play’s the Thing
How we differ from other animals



