[PDF] Top 20 Children and equality : equality evidence relating to children and young people in England

... in England and Wales in 2008/09, two-thirds of them were aged under ...6 Evidence also shows that younger children (those under 8) are less likely to be consulted or involved in decision ...Anecdotal ... See full document

... of young people’s participation related to citizenship and decision-making (based on earlier work by Arnstein) using a ladder to signify different levels of participation and non-participation (Hart, ...sees ... See full document

... The other less common disorders assessed on the survey include autism spectrum disorder (ASD), eating disorders, and other types of disorder, including tics. The survey sample was too small to examine some of these other ... See full document

... of children are more likely than others to have a behavioural ...needs evidence of impairment in different settings: and valid reports of this are easier to achieve with parent and/or teacher ... See full document

... These terms are both used to indicate a number of disorders characterised by severe impairment in social interaction, communication, and the presence of stereotyped behaviours, interests, and activities. ‘Pervasive ... See full document

... The clinical raters used information from the SDQ and DAWBA to assess whether each child showed evidence of a mental disorder. The SDQ is a brief behavioural screening questionnaire comprising positive and ... See full document

... large-scale evidence for a process that disability scholars have previously referred to as ‘psycho- emotional disablism’ (Connors and Stalker, 2007; Thomas, 1999), which may be a criti- cal mechanism leading to ... See full document

... difficulty relating to other people; unusual forms of play; difficulty with changes in routine; and repetitive movements or behaviour ...in England (Brugha et ... See full document

... in young people are in decline (NHS Digital, 2018), these still remain important ...in young adulthood are now known to have potentially lifelong consequences for health (Deanfield et ...that ... See full document

... that: young offenders, their parents and professionals working with them can request an assessment for an EHC plan and those assessments can now start in custody; EHC plans will provide up-to-date, current ... See full document

... disabled children sprang from a commitment made in the Scottish Parliament in March 2010, during a debate on the Public Services Reform ...disabled children in order to begin the process of real change” ... See full document

... support children and young people’s ...to children and young people and met transport and other costs of children and young people involved in ...by young ... See full document

... Monitoring advocacy provision, the quality of individual advocacy support and how advocacy impacts on children, is essential. Currently monitoring is done by individual advocacy providers for internal and/or ... See full document

... 2.56. Because the duty requires public authorities to have due regard to the need to promote equality of opportunity between women and men, it requires more than an acceptance of the status quo. For example, a ... See full document

... Driven by these public concerns for the integration and national identity of British Muslims, this study sought to determine whether they identified with the nation. As alluded to by Cameron, a shared national identity ... See full document

... that children are cared for in an atmosphere of gender equal- ity, and also to show children that men, as well as women, can be ...to equality in the workplace. Ultimately it was hoped that the ... See full document

...  2009 General Social Survey (GSS), Cycle 23 on Victimization – Main and Incident Files: This survey asked Canadians about their experiences with and perceptions of crime and the criminal justice system in 2009. As with ... See full document

... good evidence of health inequalities arising from discrimination or disadvantage, we will review the Vital Signs at a national level by socioeconomic group, ethnicity and other dimensions in order to consider any ... See full document

... 2.40 Our Special Education Needs strategy, an integral part of our overall educational strategy, aims to develop skills for key workers in education to help deliver a service which focuses on inclusivity for pupils of ... See full document

... the children and young people from Amplify were asked what they would buy with £1,000 the answers were most frequently an iPhone, an Xbox, new shoes, branded clothes and ...Some children and ... See full document