Five Years of Fun, Friendship and Family! St Alban’s Baby & Toddler CIC Celebrates Special Milestone.
St Alban’s Baby & Toddler CIC celebrated its fifth birthday with a fantastic community party on Sunday 1 November, bringing
Read moreSt Alban’s Baby & Toddler CIC celebrated its fifth birthday with a fantastic community party on Sunday 1 November, bringing
Read moreHavering’s Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Reform Plan has been approved, marking a significant milestone for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Havering Council has welcomed the Department for Education’s…
Read moreA new family hub has officially opened in Havering to improve the health and development of local children. St Kilda Children’s Centre has become St Kilda Family Hub and will bring together Health, Education and…
Read moreAlmost one in four adults in Havering were living with obesity in the latest available figures, while Harold Hill has
Read moreConcerned parents have called for greater reassurance after two alleged serious safeguarding incidents involving children travelling to and from The
Read moreNews from the Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham-Margaret Mullane MP. The Labour government will attract more qualified teachers to nurseries
Read moreChildren across London are getting younger when it comes to carrying and using knives, with shocking new figures revealing just
Read moreSamantha Jobber -SEND Parent and Advocate writes in the Havering Daily. As a parent to four children with Special Educational
Read moreThe UK Government’s schools white paper has raised concerns among parents and educators about whether children with complex needs will receive the support they require.
Read moreFrequently, those who take a life with a knife are themselves children and show very little remorse. This raises a difficult but pressing question: should some young offenders be tried as adults and face harsher sentences?
Read moreThe exhibition was organised by sculptor and pottery instructor, Lindsay Matthews, for children from as young as 6 all the way to 14 years old.
Read moreIn Havering, it’s easy to assume poverty is someone else’s problem. But beneath the surface lies a stark reality: thousands of residents—children, pensioners, and working adults—are quietly struggling to make ends meet.
Read moreAs parents across Havering head to work over the Easter holidays, countless children are being left to their own devices—literally and figuratively—with little to no access to meaningful activities or safe spaces.
Read moreSpread a Smile, has announced a new partnership, with Queen’s Hospital in Romford, part of Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Read moreThe Havering Emotional Support Team (HEST) supports children and young people who may be experiencing mild to moderate emotional wellbeing difficulties in educational settings as part of the Whole School Approach.
Read moreIn 2023, the latest figures available, 2142 children under five were admitted to Queen’s Hospital with respiratory difficulties. Across 22 London hospitals surveyed, more than 15,000 children were admitted with serious breathing difficulties. .
Read moreBereaved parents have been begging and pleading for help to stop knife crime. Nobody has listened and here we are, with two 12 year old children found guilty of killing a 19 year old.
Read moreThe data shows that one in five children aged between four and five years old are obese or overweight, as are two in five aged between ten and eleven.
Read moreHuman rights go beyond politics and Labour counsellors Pat Brown and Franky Walker – along with Havering Conservatives, including Cllr Judith Holt, Cllr David Taylor and Havering Conservatives leader and London Assembly member, Cllr Keith Prince – spoke up for children with disabilities and their carers,
Read moreThere is no more important indicator of the state of a country than the wellbeing of its children. The Tory Government has failed our children.
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