[PDF] Top 20 Doubly disadvantaged? Bullying experiences among disabled children and young people in England

... result, bullying has been widely conceptualised in terms of individual and family pathology, with little attention to social processes and mechanisms that put par- ticular groups at risk (Søndergaard, ...of ... See full document

... There are limitations to the conclusions that can be drawn from any small scoping study. We are confident about the findings relating to the literature review and the analysis of safeguarding policies across the UK. It ... See full document

... that disabled children most frequently reported leisure activities that were passive and solitary in nature, and included watching television, listening to music/radio, or leisure activities that were ... See full document

... in England are a diverse group in terms of their evolving identities, behaviours, responsibilities and ...about bullying, the latest survey also covered its newer form in cyberbullying; defined as ‘the use ... See full document

... Clinical raters undertook the enormous task of reviewing information on all the children and young people who took part. From the University of Exeter College of Medicine and Health these included ... See full document

... Clinical raters undertook the enormous task of reviewing information on all the children and young people who took part. From the University of Exeter College of Medicine and Health these included ... See full document

... methods to assess for a range of different types of disorder according to International Classification of Disease (ICD-10) diagnostic criteria (WHO, 1992). Comparable data is available for 5 to 15 year olds living in ... See full document

... British children were about three times more likely to be identified with ASD than Black or Asian ...British children has been thought to relate to greater treatment and service ...British people ... See full document

... Clinical raters undertook the enormous task of reviewing information on all the children and young people who took part. From the University of Exeter College of Medicine and Health these included ... See full document

... Likewise, responses from the other youngsters suggest they think using technology is ‘straightforward’. In the process of transition to college, Laura (16, School B) said that she was able to use technology to be ‘more ... See full document

... Affecting Children Index (IDACI) as indicators for the deprivation element of their ...Looked-after children is an optional element in the formula and those authorities that used it allocated just over £20 ... See full document

... twenty children and young people experienced two or more mental ...of children with a hyperactivity disorder in this survey had two or more ...of children with emotional, behavioural or ... See full document

... Mind - Infoline Offers advice and support to service users; has a network of local associations in England and Wales to which people can turn for help. 0300 123 3393, text number: 86463 ... See full document

... preschool children is challenging due to the rapid developmental stage preschool children experience, and the appropriateness of existing diagnostic systems to account for this developmental variation ... See full document

... Some people selected for the survey could not be contacted or refused to take ...include children and young people who were at a greater risk of mental disorders (for example children ... See full document

... Many children and young people have some rituals or superstitions, ...for young people to go through phases when they seem obsessed by one particular subject or activity, ... See full document

... parent, young person or other key adults, is an essential step in accessing support (Gronholm et ...2015). Children with poor mental health may be supported by a number of different ...services. ... See full document

... of bullying among a cohort of FNMI youth in Southwestern ...problems among FNMI populations, and instead support a more holistic view, that explores the strengths and protective factors present in ... See full document

... a young disabled people’s group which has influenced policy and practice at local, regional (Northern Ireland) and international ...Barnardos Disabled Children and Young People’s ... See full document

... that young people employ a range of strategies to cope with bullying; some are more successful than ...the bullying. This is still a vital part of responding to bullying, strategies ... See full document