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Gwenda Thomas, Deputy Minister for Children and  Social Services

Information for parents and carers who are educating their child at home and those who are considering doing so.

Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) have a leading role in providing the healthcare workforce in Wales with education, training and development.

Reports on what we have done to raise awareness of children's rights and include them in our actions.

Guidance on the benefits of increasing physical activity for children and young people (5 to 18 years).

Kirsty Williams AM, Minister for Education

Terms of reference for the VAWDASV children and young people’s needs workstream.

Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of second hand smoke, which is associated with a multitude of child health problems.

Explains the role and purpose of the Family Court to children and young people.

A report to assess progress and design policies to improve the outcomes for children and young people.

We assessed how our guidance on safeguarding children from sexual exploitation impacts on children and young people.

Information on the characteristics and attributes of children receiving care and support as at 31 March 2020.

Information on the characteristics and attributes of children receiving care and support as at 31 March 2021.

The report looks closely at the experiences of two local authorities.

Breakdown of income and expenditure for the higher education sector.

Statutory guidance for local authorities on home education.

Review of education in prison and recommendations on how to improve it.

How the scheme affects children's rights.

We want your views on repealing regulations relating to the consent for ionising radioactive materials in education and repealing provisions relating to the inspection of boarding hostels for pupils with special education needs.

When and how to contact the Cabinet Secretary for Education.