Search results for

The group advises on ways to improve the lives of looked-after children.

Explains how the Welsh Government promotes children's rights and how the principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) are used in policy development.

Find out more about the routine vaccinations offered to children and young adults over 12.

Recommendation about how local authorities can help and support families and children.

The campaign raised awareness of children being the 'silent' victims of domestic abuse.

Guidance on reducing restrictive practices in childcare, education, health and social care.

Guidance for local authorities on education from early years to work.

A CPH allows you to report livestock movements between locations.

Children’s rights impact assessments enable ministers to comply with section 1 of the Rights of Children and Young Persons (Wales) Measure 2011.

Financial support for higher education students.

The organisation supports a transition to not-for-profit models of care for children looked after in Wales.

Information and eligibility criteria for students continuing education after leaving school.

When and how to contact the Cabinet Secretary for Education.

Guidance to help professionals ensure educational visits and activities are safe.

Details of grants and funding that may be available to you in further education.

How Welsh Government will allocate pre-16 education grants in the 2024 to 2025 financial year.

When and how to contact the Minister for Further and Higher Education.

How we ensure that we recruit the right number of students to our teacher training programmes for each academic year.

Welsh for adults courses, Welsh medium and bilingual education

Who to contact to find out whether you can get help with further education transport costs.