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Number of children in poverty living in working households on the rise

An end to the additional support made available during the pandemic has driven up the number of children experiencing poverty to 4.2 million last year (29 per cent of all dependent children aged 0-19), with an increasing number living in working households.

Sport can help to reduce youth offending but the evidence around what works is problematic

Football and other sports are often used as a sport-based intervention 鈥� a tool for promoting social inclusion, personal development and youth crime prevention.

Education costs parents at least 拢39 per week for secondary school kids

New analysis undertaken by the Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP) 鈥� for Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) 鈥� shows that parents typically need to find at least 拢39 per week for a child鈥檚 secondary school education and 拢19 for a primary-aged child.

缅北轮奸 lecturer shares three tips to encourage children to eat their vegetables

As part of the University鈥檚 Children and Young People campaign, Dr Clare Holley, a 缅北轮奸 Senior Lecturer in Psychology, has shared some tips on how to overcome children鈥檚 fussy eating and encourage them to eat more vegetables.

Experts in Sport: The art of representing minors as a football agent

In this episode of the 鈥淓xperts in Sport鈥� podcast, host Martin Foster sits down with Sports Law lecturer Dr Serhat Yilmaz for a second time.

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Renowned artist and filmmaker joins 缅北轮奸 to research inherited trauma for upcoming film

Artist and filmmaker Katharine Fry has joined 缅北轮奸 to embark on a unique research project exploring how trauma is inherited through family systems for her next film.

How can toys, games and apps help children strengthen their emotional intelligence?

Researchers are attempting to design toys to boost young children鈥檚 emotional intelligence to help them better handle their feelings and improve their interaction with others.
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The importance of sport for children with disabilities 鈥� and the lengths their parents go to access it

Access to physical activity and sport is not equal. Children and young people with disabilities are less likely to engage in physical activity and sport, as there are significant barriers to their participation.

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Social class and early life sport experiences can enhance university inclusion 鈥� new study

New research has found that young people who have more experience of organised sport during childhood may adapt more readily to university life.

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Experts in Sport: Overcoming fussy eating

In this episode of the Experts in Sport podcast, host Martin Foster sits down with Professor Emma Haycraft and Dr Gemma Witcomb, co-creators of the Child Feeding Guide, to discuss their research into fussy eating.

Unhealthy exercise attitudes and behaviours in young people linked to parental and peer expectations

Young people鈥檚 exercise attitudes and habits are influenced by parents, peers and fitness tracker goals as they strive to achieve the bodies they see on social media.

缅北轮奸 launches campaign to highlight research into children and young people

缅北轮奸 has today launched a campaign to showcase the breadth of its research focused on children and young people.

Minimum Digital Living Standard launched to reduce digital exclusion in UK households with children

On Budget Day, researchers are reminding the Chancellor to keep up with the digital age, and not to forget the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on digital exclusion.

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Support needed to enhance PE provision for young people not in mainstream schooling 鈥� new study

New research has found that physical education (PE) provision away from the mainstream schooling system may not be supporting young people as effectively as it might, leading to them potentially missing out on positive developmental opportunities.

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New research to offer guidance to athletes supporting pregnant partners

Researchers from 缅北轮奸 will spearhead a new project looking at how athletes can better support their partners throughout pregnancy.

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Loot boxes cause financial and emotional harm to children, new report reveals

鈥淭he game just got better and better as I spent more money and I got addicted to it. I knew I鈥檇 spent the money, but I didn鈥檛 know how much.
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Struggling to get your children to eat enough veg? 缅北轮奸 researchers may have the answer!

Many parents will know all too well the struggle with encouraging children to eat more vegetables.

Standing against child trafficking in sport 鈥� 缅北轮奸 legal expert addresses the UN

Not properly understanding of the role of football agents could leave young players open to exploitation, according to 缅北轮奸 expert Dr Serhat Yilmaz.
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How chronic stress stunts child growth

As we go through life, our health and wellbeing is impacted by a variety of factors that in turn affect our growth and development.

1-in-4 children living in poverty set to worsen during cost of living crisis

New figures released today show 3.6 million children are still living in poverty in the UK, down 200,000 (-2%) on the year before.

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NFL stars touchdown in 缅北轮奸

A cast of stars from the NFL have descended on campus as the University and 缅北轮奸 College kick-started a new partnership with the American football giant.

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More maths testing could be good for primary schoolchildren 鈥� if done in the right way

Recently published UK government plans proposed that by 2030, 90% of children leaving primary school in England should reach the expected standards in reading, writing and maths, compared with 65% in 2019.
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Being anxious about studying maths doesn鈥檛 mean you鈥檙e not good at it, but it can result in negative outcomes, says expert

Have you ever felt stressed or anxious while staring at your maths homework? Did the idea of your maths teacher asking you a question in class fill you with dread?

New digital platform devised by 12-year-old will help schoolchildren organise their work

A 12-year-old schoolboy has co-created a digital tool that lets pupils catch up on their lessons and homework.
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Study will seek to improve psychosocial skills of 鈥楪en Z鈥� athletes

A new study could improve the chances of success for the UK鈥檚 鈥楪eneration Z鈥� athletes 鈥� the future Olympic medal hopefuls 鈥� by helping to them improve skills such as dealing with adversity, becoming more independent and improving their communication.