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Summary Report: Coram Submission to the “Growing Up in the Online World” Consultation
Coram SCARF, the UK’s leading charity for children’s health, wellbeing and drugs education, has confirmed its support for a minimum age of access for social media services, set at no lower than 16, in its response to the government’s consultation paper 'Growing up in the online world: a national consultation'.
Fairness in school exclusions: A roadmap for change
This report draws on CCLC’s legal casework representing children facing exclusion, alongside case studies from Coram’s Child Law Advice Service. It highlights how children with the greatest level of need can lose access to education through informal exclusionary practices with little transparency or independent scrutiny.
Coram Impact Report 2024/25
Read Coram's 2024/25 Impact Report, covering our work from the last year to create better chances for children.
Coram Impact Report 2023/24
Read Coram's 2023/24 Impact Report, covering our work from the last year to create better chances for children.
Rights and remedies: safeguarding young people and their learning
Coram reports on how best to empower families in the face of school exclusion.
The sex and relationship education needs of young people: a review of research and school survey findings
Schools must be in a position to deliver statutory Sex and Relationships Education from September 2019. Coram Life Education, which provides PSHE education to nearly half a million children across the UK, wanted to understand how well schools are prepared to meet their statutory obligations, and what their support needs are.