Research Centre News

The Research Centre for Children, Families and Communities undertakes research intended to enhance the lives and life chances of children and young people. The Centre is committed to building a wide range of partnerships and projects with a specific focus on ‘the politics of early childhood’ (being); ‘social inclusion’ (belonging); and ‘parents and parenting’ (becoming).

Read more about the Centre’s activities in its research fields and various communities.

 
Young carers

Young carers: the forgotten children|

10 February 2012

Dr Lioba Howatson-Jones and Esther Coren undertook a study to discover how much was known about young carers in the South East and considered if they required further support.
 
younggirl

Working with the Mayor's Office to provide 'Near Peer Mentoring' for looked after children in London|

07 December 2011 

The Centre has been commissioned to evaluate the Near Peer Mentoring Project, as part of the 'Mayor's Scholars' Programme.
 
gifted

Parents do not see their children as ‘gifted’ or ‘talented’|

15 November 2011

The Centre researched children registered as ‘gifted and talented’, to find out what they thought it meant and how it might affect their transfer to secondary school.
 
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Centre Professor to co-direct Welsh Government Evaluation of Early Years Curriculum|

30 October 2011

Professor Trisha Maynard has just embarked on a three-year evaluation of the Foundation Phase for Wales.
 
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Centre welcomes its first full time PhD student|

15 October 2011

The Research Centre for Children, Families and Communities is pleased to welcome its first full time funded PhD student.
 
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Christ Church Professor awarded ‘best paper’|

20 September 2011

An editorial co-authored by Trisha Maynard, won the European Early Childhood Education Research Journal (EECERJ) ‘2011 Best Published Paper Award’.

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