CCfW News

Keith Towler, the Children's Commissioner for Wales, has launched his Annual Report.

A news report with a difference from the Children's Commissioner for Wales' Community Ambassadors group. Talk of rights, equality, and warnings of dog poo!

Our second event for care leavers took place in August for children and young people in North Wales.

Shoot! Splash! Jump! Read about our third annual event for children and young people in care and care leavers.

Vulnerable children and young people in the care system across Wales are still being denied the right to an independent professional 'voice', known as an advocate, fourteen years since a high profile inquiry (the Waterhouse Tribunal) into child abuse in care homes recommended the service should be available to all child complainants.

The Children's Commissioner for Wales, Keith Towler, is to launch a key piece of work that will examine the short breaks provision in Wales for disabled children and their carers in an event at the Senedd on July 3.

A report looking at pupil referral units, where some of Wales' most vulnerable learners are taught, has concluded that practice is inconsistent and that they're too often seen as an afterthought both within local and national priorities.

A full independent review of the role and remit of the Children's Commissioner for Wales is to be undertaken in the near future.

A wonderful webinar was held at Barry Island Primary School to discuss internet safety as part of the Super Ambassadors scheme.