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w w w. c y pnow.c o.u k CONTENTS February 2024 EDITORIAL 020 7501 + direct extensions below; fax is 020 7733 2325 cypnow@markallengroup.com Editor Derren Hayes (6799) Online Editor Fiona Simpson (6793) Trainee Reporter Amrit Virdi (6223) Online Manager Gemma Spence (6792) Production Editor Colin Hamilton Designer Jenny Watson ADVERTISING 020 7501 + direct extensions below fax 020 7733 2325 sales@cypnowjobs.co.uk Associate Publisher George Hogg (6699) Recruitment Sales Manager Nawal Bekkale (6767) Event Manager Alma Watson (8026) Publishing Director Tom Curtiss Production Director Richard Hamshere Production Manager Kyri Apostolou Managing Director Ravi Chandiramani Chief Executive Officer Ben Allen Chairman Mark Allen Registered at the Post Office as a newspaper, ISSN 1755-8093. 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Cover : Pact/Andy Aitchison The paper used within this publication has been sourced from Chain-of-Custody certified manufacturers, operating within international environmental standards, to ensure sustainable sourcing of the raw materials, sustainable production and to minimise our carbon footprint. www.cypnow.co.uk 22 27 44 4 NEWS ROUNDUP All the news that matters from the past month 8 ANALYSIS Social care Six reasons Care Review reforms need strengthening to succeed 8 Early years Early Years Alliance report reveals need to reduce mental health toll of inspections 10 Early years Understanding why some parents do not make full use of funded childcare 11 Youth work The King’s Award for Voluntary Service recognises charities’ outstanding work 12 Children’s services Researchers highlight trends in children’s social care demand 13 Education Draft guidance on supporting transgender pupils splits opinion 14 Social care Supported accommodation providers body aims to help spread good practice 15 16 INTERVIEW Steph Roberts-Bibby, Youth Justice Board chief executive 19 VIEWPOINT Your shout Coram Group’s Carol Homden proposes a legal charter to achieve a ‘just’ offer for children Editorial Derren Hayes on why councils need proper budgets, not handouts Opinion Remembering a ‘compassionate and radical’ leader; ‘Unfit’ asylum transfer scheme needs an overhaul 22 FE ATURE Supporting prisoners’ families The impact on children and young people of having a parent in prison and how best to support them 27 SPECIAL REPORT Trauma-Informed Care Policy Trauma-informed care is a way of working with vulnerable children and families that seeks to recognise and respond to traumatic experiences and is now being widely adopted across a range of settings The big debate Would consistent application of trauma-informed care benefit children’s services? Practice Strengthening carer relationships through trauma-informed arts; Trauma-informed practice in residential child care settings; Trauma-informed approach helps vulnerable mothers in Oxfordshire; Using trauma-informed care approaches to support young people affected by conflict Training Making Islington Council trauma informed COMING UP... Youth Apprenticeships (March), Adventures Outdoors (April), Digital Solutions (May) 38 PROFESSIONAL Inspections clinic Physical education and SEND 38 Leadership How charities can extend their reach by forming strategic partnerships with retailers 40 Funding focus Care Leavers Programme 41 Legal update National Kinship Care Strategy 43 44 PRACTICE Case study How Keeping it Wild engages young people in nature conservation 44 Local spotlight Bolton Council 46 Participation Ohana, Hertfordshire County Council 48 How I got here Jaffer Ali Hussain, head of youth practice for the North of England, The Children’s Society 49 Children & Young People Now is a magazine and website for professionals working at all levels with children, young people and families. The magazine provides in-depth analysis, opinion and articles on best practice, targeting managers and senior practitioners involved in the commissioning and delivery of services. The website provides a breaking news service throughout the day for all practitioners and a host of resources, including information on careers and funding. February 2024 Children & Young People Now 3

w w w. c y pnow.c o.u k

CONTENTS February 2024

EDITORIAL 020 7501 + direct extensions below; fax is 020 7733 2325 cypnow@markallengroup.com Editor Derren Hayes (6799) Online Editor Fiona Simpson (6793) Trainee Reporter Amrit Virdi (6223) Online Manager Gemma Spence (6792) Production Editor Colin Hamilton Designer Jenny Watson

ADVERTISING 020 7501 + direct extensions below fax 020 7733 2325 sales@cypnowjobs.co.uk Associate Publisher George Hogg (6699) Recruitment Sales Manager Nawal Bekkale (6767) Event Manager Alma Watson (8026)

Publishing Director Tom Curtiss Production Director Richard Hamshere Production Manager Kyri Apostolou Managing Director Ravi Chandiramani Chief Executive Officer Ben Allen Chairman Mark Allen

Registered at the Post Office as a newspaper, ISSN 1755-8093. Printed by Pensord Press Ltd, Pontllanfraith, Blackwood, Gwent NP12 2YA

UK PERSONAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Quarterly Direct Debit £33 Annual Direct Debit £129 Annual Credit Card £136 2yr Annual Credit Card £231 3yr Annual Credit Card £326 Subscribe online: www.magsubscriptions.com, Subscribe by phone: +44 (0) 1722 716997

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© MA Education Ltd, 2024.

All rights reser ved.

No part of Children & Young People Now may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without prior written permission of the Publishing Director.

The views expressed do not necessarily represent those of the editor or Children & Young People Now. Advertisements in the magazine do not imply endorsement of the products or ser vices advertised.

Please read our privacy policy, by visiting http:// privacypolicy.markallengroup.com. This will explain how we process, use and safeguard your data. Cover : Pact/Andy Aitchison

The paper used within this publication has been sourced from Chain-of-Custody certified manufacturers, operating within international environmental standards, to ensure sustainable sourcing of the raw materials, sustainable production and to minimise our carbon footprint.

www.cypnow.co.uk

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4 NEWS ROUNDUP

All the news that matters from the past month

8 ANALYSIS

Social care Six reasons Care Review reforms need strengthening to succeed 8 Early years Early Years Alliance report reveals need to reduce mental health toll of inspections 10 Early years Understanding why some parents do not make full use of funded childcare 11 Youth work The King’s Award for Voluntary Service recognises charities’ outstanding work 12 Children’s services Researchers highlight trends in children’s social care demand 13 Education Draft guidance on supporting transgender pupils splits opinion 14 Social care Supported accommodation providers body aims to help spread good practice 15

16 INTERVIEW

Steph Roberts-Bibby, Youth Justice Board chief executive

19 VIEWPOINT

Your shout Coram Group’s Carol Homden proposes a legal charter to achieve a ‘just’ offer for children Editorial Derren Hayes on why councils need proper budgets, not handouts Opinion Remembering a ‘compassionate and radical’ leader; ‘Unfit’ asylum transfer scheme needs an overhaul

22 FE ATURE

Supporting prisoners’ families The impact on children and young people of having a parent in prison and how best to support them

27 SPECIAL REPORT

Trauma-Informed Care Policy Trauma-informed care is a way of working with vulnerable children and families that seeks to recognise and respond to traumatic experiences and is now being widely adopted across a range of settings The big debate Would consistent application of trauma-informed care benefit children’s services? Practice Strengthening carer relationships through trauma-informed arts; Trauma-informed practice in residential child care settings; Trauma-informed approach helps vulnerable mothers in Oxfordshire; Using trauma-informed care approaches to support young people affected by conflict Training Making Islington Council trauma informed COMING UP... Youth Apprenticeships (March), Adventures Outdoors (April), Digital Solutions (May)

38 PROFESSIONAL

Inspections clinic Physical education and SEND 38 Leadership How charities can extend their reach by forming strategic partnerships with retailers 40 Funding focus Care Leavers Programme 41 Legal update National Kinship Care Strategy 43

44 PRACTICE

Case study How Keeping it Wild engages young people in nature conservation 44 Local spotlight Bolton Council 46 Participation Ohana, Hertfordshire County Council 48 How I got here Jaffer Ali Hussain, head of youth practice for the North of England, The Children’s Society 49

Children & Young People Now is a magazine and website for professionals working at all levels with children, young people and families. The magazine provides in-depth analysis, opinion and articles on best practice, targeting managers and senior practitioners involved in the commissioning and delivery of services. The website provides a breaking news service throughout the day for all practitioners and a host of resources, including information on careers and funding.

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