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This section provides details of research and a wide range of other reports that impact on children and young people.

A qualitative study of children, young people, and 'sexting', 14/05/12 [W/E/NI/S]
The NPSCC has produced a report on the sharing of electronic and online sexual content by young people, and the problems and pressures this has created, in particular for girls and young women.
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission Client Funds Account 2010-11, 14/05/12 [W/E/S]
The Comptroller and Auditor General has presented the annual Client Funds Accounts Report of the Child Maintenance Enforcement to the Houses of Parliament.
The effectiveness of strategies for learner involvement in post-16 learning, 09/05/12 [W]
The Welsh Government has published a response to Estyn's report on the effectiveness of strategies for learner involvement in post-16 learning.
How do surplus places affect the resources available for expenditure on improving outcomes for pupils? 08/05/12 [W]
Estyn, the schools inspectorate in Wales, has produced a report calling on local authorities to reduce the number of surplus places in primary and secondary schools across Wales.
Inquiry into Implementation of the Learning and Skills (Wales) Measure 2009, 08/05/12 [W]
The Children and Young People Committee of the National Assembly for Wales has produced a report following an inquiry into the effectiveness of how the Learning and Skills (Wales) Measure 2009 has been put into practice.
Research note: Adoption, 08/05/12 [W]
The Research Service of the National Assembly for Wales has produced a briefing paper on adoption in Wales.
Inquiry into sun protection policy report, 01/05/12 [W]
The Children and Young People Committee of the National Assembly for Wales has produced a report following its inquiry into sun protection policy.
An Independent (Unfunded) Rapid Review of the Child Development Assessment Profile (CDAP) on entry to the Foundation Phase in Wales, 30/04/12 [W]
Professor Iram Siraj-Blatchford has produced an independent review of the Child Development Assessment Profile, which is used to evaluate children on entering the Foundation Phase in Wales.
Quick Guide: Cross-border healthcare, 27/04/12 [W]
The Research Service of the National Assembly for Wales has produced a guide to the arrangements for cross-border healthcare between England and Wales.
The role of aspirations, attitudes and behaviour in closing the educational attainment gap, 26/04/12 [W/E/NI/S]
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has published a report on the role of attitudes and aspiration in reducing the attainment gap in children from poorer backgrounds.
Quick Guide: Transition Planning for Disabled Children, 25/04/12 [W]
The Research Service of the National Assembly for Wales has produced a Quick Guide looking at the issues involved in achieving successful transition into adulthood for disabled young people in Wales.
Keeping girls out of the penal system, 10/04/12 [W/E]
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Women in the Penal System has rproduced a briefing paper on issues surrounding girls in the justice system.
A briefing from The Children’s Society: Highlighting the gap between asylum support and mainstream benefits, 09/04/12 [W/E/NI/S]
The Children's Society has produced a briefing paper showing that many migrant and asylum-seeking children in the UK live far below the poverty line as the support available to them is lower than for other benefit claimants.
Find it, make it, use it, share it: learning in digital Wales, 29/03/12 [W]
This is the independent review of the the Digital Classroom Teaching Task and Finish Group, who were commissioned by the Welsh Government to review of digital classroom teaching in Wales last.
Quick Guides: Case Law and the Family Justice Review, 27/03/12 [W]
The Research Service of the National Assembly for Wales has produced two new guides which summarise the Family Justice Review with regard to public and private law proceedings involving the protection of children in Wales, and reaction to the recommendations.
Child Neglect in 2011: An annual review by Action for Children, 23/03/12 [W/E/NI/S]
Action for Children has produced its first annual review of child neglect in the UK. A summary report and recommendations specifically aimed the Welsh Government is also available.
Missing Voices, 22/03/12 [W]
The Children's Commissioner for Wales has produced a review of professional advocacy services for looked after children and young people, care leavers and children in need in Wales.
Father Figures: How absent fathers on welfare could pay meaningful child support, 14/03/2012
The think tank Policy Exchange has produced a report on child maintenance payments.
Ending Child Poverty: Ensuring Universal Credit supports working mums, 09/03/12 [W/E/S]
Save The Children has produced a briefing paper on the new Universal Credit, arguing that welfare reform plans will be undermined by lack of support for working mothers.
Equality and Human Rights Commission Human Rights Review 2012, 05/03/12 [W/E/NI/S]
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published an review of the state of human rights in the UK.
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