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This research highlights significant differences between boys and girls, both in how they perceive their local area, and in terms of what they want to do in the future. Overall, it finds that boys were more positive about the opportunities available to them and were also more positive about the future. Girls were less optimistic, this may be because they didn’t see regeneration as providing jobs for them. This research suggests that girls’ ambitions needs to be a particular focus, both to persuade them of the merits of jobs in engineering, and also to stress that regeneration means more than manufacturing.
The Northern Powerhouse has put a spotlight on the economic regeneration of the north of England. It must now put the spotlight on children.
Growing up North is a year-long project by the Children's Commissioner for England that will put children at the heart of discussions about Northern regeneration.This factsheet provides an introduction
This briefing provides recommendations for the improvement of children's mental health services
This report analyses how a small sample of 12 children’s homes achieved and sustained outstanding status over a period of three years. It draws on the views of managers, staff and young people about
This briefing paper focuses on the specific chapters of The Children’s Plan that relate to improving play provision, play spaces and informal recreation for all children and young people. It also highlights
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