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Reflections from London Climate Action Week: Why young people must be at the heart of climate action
London's Burning: a poem by Zainab, Save the Children Youth Advisor
Read Save the Children Youth Advisor Zainab's poem about how the heatwaves in the UK have impacted her and others.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and the new UK Government must urgently act to protect Palestinian children and uphold international law
For more than two and a half years, Palestinian children have endured a level of violence, deprivation and displacement that no child should ever experience.
Implementing a Welsh Child Payment – what routes can the Welsh Government take?
A new legal analysis from Save the Children Cymru and the Bevan Foundation shows that a Welsh Child Payment is both legally and practically achievable under existing Welsh Government powers, despite social security being reserved to Westminster. With one in three children in Wales living in poverty, it is argued that a Welsh Child Payment could significantly reduce child poverty, improve child wellbeing and deliver long-term economic benefits. The blog explores the legal routes, political…
1,000 Days of War in Gaza: Three Girls Speak Out
Reem*, Amani* and Bissan* have lived through 1,000 days of war in Gaza. In their own words, they share what they've lost, what they've held onto - and why they refuse to stop dreaming.
Learning from the Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge: What SLEIC Has Taught Us About Outcomes Contracts in Education
What can Outcomes Based Financing in education do for us ? Reflections from Sierra Leone on performance, organisational shifts and delivering learning outcomes at scale.
10 tips for keeping children safe during a heatwave
As the UK records the hottest days ever in May, here's how to keep children safe during a heatwave - expert tips backed by NHS guidance.
Parent view: Screen time - are parents really the problem?
Parent campaigner Thea Jaffe explains how families do not deliberately choose screen time, they resort to screens because they are time poor and burnt out.