CCfW News
CCfW: Listening to young people in secondary settings
In July we’re publishing a report looking at secondary school councils in Wales. It will consider what makes a good […]
Read MoreCommissioner’s response to Bridgend school’s statement on sexual abuse
Commenting on the story, Professor Sally Holland said: “This is a very disturbing case and my heart goes out to […]
Read MoreResponse to allegations of abuse at children’s home in Cardiff
Responding to a BBC Wales investigation into allegations of abuse at a children’s home in Cardiff, Prof Sally Holland said: […]
Read MoreChildren’s Commissioners in devolved nations appeal to UK Government to end ‘discriminatory’ two-child limit on benefits
The Children’s Commissioners of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have today published a letter they have sent to the Secretary […]
Read MoreAn audience with the Children’s Commissioner for Wales: the launch of ‘The Right Way: Social Care’
Professor Sally Holland, the Children’s Commissioner for Wales, and her team have recently developed a new guide for and with […]
Read MoreThree national organisations call for a programme of activities for children over the summer
Every child and young person in Wales should be offered free and accessible opportunities for play, sport, arts and other […]
Read MoreCommissioner’s response to wellbeing check-in announcement
Responding to Welsh Government’s announcement about a wellbeing check-in for pupils before Easter, Professor Sally Holland said: “Young people spoke […]
Read MoreReview finds Welsh Government failed in its duty to protect the rights of home educated children and children in independent schools
A formal review by the Children’s Commissioner for Wales has concluded that the Welsh Government has failed in its duty […]
Read MoreCommissioner Statement on 19 Feb school return announcement
Responding to Welsh Government’s announcement about school return, Professor Sally Holland, Children’s Commissioner for Wales, said: “It’s a huge relief […]
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