Government pledges 30m to get children fit britainnews.net - 01/02/08
The 2006 07 school sport survey found that 86% of five to 16-year-olds were doing the two hours of sport, and Brennan said the government expects this percentage to increase by September.The shadow sp...
Government admits national DNA database holds records of 40,000 INNOCENT children the Mail online | Home - 16/08/08
Nearly 40,000 innocent children have been placed on the Government's enormous DNA database for life, ministers have admitted.
MILLION CHILDREN BE OBESE BY 2010 www.mirror.co.uk - 30/08/06
News that a million children be obese by 2010 has, predictably, jogged the government into action.
Support vow for disabled children www.guardianunlimited.co.uk - 24/02/07
The government has promised improved services for disabled children and their families.
Government to outline exams reform www.itn.co.uk - 10/12/07
A new method of testing school pupils will be outlined this week as part of the Government's ten-year Children's Plan.
Government 'is failing a generation' www.morningstaronline.co.uk - 13/09/06
HOUSING charity Shelter warned the government on Tuesday that it was failing a generation of children after a new report showed that children living in overcrowded housing are up to 10 times more likely to get meningitis.
Government crackdown on weak teachers www.telegraph.co.uk - 12/12/07
Schools Secretary Ed Balls vowed to get rid of weak teachers as he set out the Government's children's policy for the next 10 years.
Children's Index will only devalue parents www.telegraph.co.uk - 31/08/06
The thinking behind the new Children's Index is laudable, but it smacks of unwelcome government intervention in how we bring up our children.
Schools plan for children in care www.guardianunlimited.co.uk - 30/08/06
Government proposals for children in care to be educated in state and private boarding schools are to be taken a step forward, it was revealed yesterday.
Papers focus on Children's Plan britainnews.net - 12/12/07
The government's 10-year plan for children, announced on Tuesday, is the main topic in the leader columns. The Daily Telegraph says Children's Secretary Ed Balls tried to portray himself as the fat...
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