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Secondary Society Health and Development : Children and Young People

Clip description		Keywords
	Agency Staff Protect Children Duration: 02:22 Lord Laming's review of child protection highlights the large number of social workers that are agency staff.	Every Child Matters, social worker, child protection, Lord Laming, multi-agency

	Anger Management Duration: 05:15 Griff Rhys Jones explores different manifestations of anger.	anger, assault, crime, boxing, anger management

	Are SATs Good For Our Children? Duration: 10:07 Science SATs for 11 year olds in England are to be scrapped from next year, but are any SATs really helping pupils?	SATs, education, testing, Ofsted, inspection, teachers, assessment, debate

	Babies 'Can Do' Maths Duration: 03:51 In his search for the best way to educate his children, father-of-two David Baddiel visits Harvard University in the USA where the youngest of babies are being tested at maths.	Babies, maths, experiments, Harvard

	Boyzone Star Talks About Autism Duration: 02:36 Boyzone star and Coronation Street actor Keith Duffy talks about the ups and downs of bringing up a child with autism.	Autism, behaviour, mainstream education, diagnosis

	Brown Speech on Social Mobility Duration: 03:16 Gordon Brown offers support for families through family intervention projects.	child poverty, Sure Start, children's centres, family intervention projects, low income, social mobility, policy

	Children Coping with Death Duration: 14:23 Young people discuss their experiences of dealing with death.	Death, grief, emptiness, coping, Freud, Bowlby, Kubler-Ross, counselling, loss, support, professional help, bereavement

	China Hope for Blind Toddler Duration: 01:52 The family of a blind toddler from Caernarfon, Wales, are visiting China where it is hoped a revolutionary operation will give him sight.	sight, treatment, stem cell, sight impairment, blindness, prognosis, disability

	Christian’s Foster Care Story Duration: 01:58 Christian is being looked after by foster parents.	Care system, foster care, adoption, professionals, multi-agency, support, family

	Couple Encourage Others to Adopt Duration: 01:42 A couple that have adopted disabled sisters urge others to do the same.	Genetic, life threatening illnesses, adoption, fostering, support, disability

	Discussing Homosexuality Duration: 03:28 I think my teenager might be gay or lesbian - what should I do? Teenagers Tris and Kym believe parents should listen without judging.	bisexual, transgender, sexuality, stereotyping, prejudice, families

	DNA Helps in Cancer Fight Duration: 02:28 Three-year-old Amelia needs chemotherapy to combat cancer.	cancer, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, treatment, support, DNA, bone marrow, childhood illness, health

	Drive to Boost Outdoor Learning Duration: 01:37 The government backs a scheme aimed at putting more risk and adventure into nursery education, with more teaching done outdoors.	risk, outdoors, education, youth work, playwork, injury, risk assessment

	Dyslexic Boy Wins Story Award Duration: 02:13 A dyslexic schoolboy from East Sussex has won a story writing competition for children with reading disabilities.	Dyslexia, dyspraxia, disability, strategies, support

	Expelled Pupils Failed in England Duration: 01:03 How do we support young people that have been suspended or expelled from school?	Suspension, school, expulsion, education, support, partnership, agency support, Ofsted, legislation

	Footballers Help Obese Children Duration: 02:49 A football club has joined forces with health professionals to encourage obese young people to enrol on a healthy living course.	Obesity, measures of health, diet, exercise, lifestyle, campaigns, healthy living

	Health visitor 'postcode lottery' Duration: 01:16 Depending on where families are living in England, there is a huge variation of support from health visitors.	Multi-agency, support, child protection, families in need, North South divide, health visitors

	HIV Duration: 05:34 Young people are interviewed about their knowledge of the HIV virus and how it is transmitted.	HIV, AIDS, sexual health, SHD

	Home Education for a Disabled Child Duration: 01:45 A Rotherham couple claim they have been discriminated against because they have decided to teach their severely disabled daughter at home.	Discrimination, education, home schooling, special needs, special educational needs, child protection, condition

	How Important is Marriage in Providing Security for Children? Duration: 05:59 Mary McCluskey believes that her marriage provides security for her children.	Commitment, marriage, security, values, religion, spiritualism

	Human Rights Education Row Duration: 02:07 The mother of a teenager with Down's syndrome says her daughter's human rights are being breached because she is not educated at school.	Down's syndrome, special educational need, school, human rights, home tutoring, local authority

	Keeping Teenagers Safe Duration: 0:58 How do I keep my teenager safe when online, or with friends? Teenagers Rachael and Stacie believe parents should trust their kids.	protection, safety, teenagers, trust, freedom, families, relationships, internet safety

	Learning to Stay Safe on the Beach Duration: 02:05 School children have swapped their classrooms for the beach to take part in a scheme to educate youngsters about safety on and around water.	Health and safety, swimming, drowning, water, beach, lifesaving, education, RNLI

	Liverpool Fights Truancy on Streets Duration: 01:46 Why do children play truant from school?	Truancy, attendance team, education, children, partnerships, culture

	Living with Cancer Jonathan has refused further treatment for secondary lung cancer.	cancer, treatment, chemotherapy, CT scan, religion, support, death, amputation

	Measles Duration: 01:22 Measles cases rose in England and Wales by 36% in 2008, the highest rise since monitoring was introduced in 1995. Why is this?	MMR, vaccine, complications, contraindications, illness, health protection agency, measles, childhood illness

	More Youths Not in Jobs or Schools Duration: 01:58 The proportion of young people not in education, employment or training has increased to one in ten.	NEETS, Education, Training, Vocational qualifications, school, employment

	Opportunities in Education for Young People with Learning Difficulties and Disabilities Specialist college or mainstream school? Sophie's choice.	special educational needs, the Warnock Report, choice, cerebral palsy, disability

	Parent in Court Over School Place Duration: 01:19 To what lengths will parents go to get their child into their school of choice?	Deception, prosecution, education, legislation, schools

	Parents join kids' school to learn Duration: 01:44 Parents at a school in Northern Ireland are learning alongside their children.	partnerships, literacy, numeracy, curriculum, education, schools

	Parents' Speech Hope for Toddler Duration: 02:00 Parents of a toddler born four months prematurely hope that she will be able to talk for the first time following an operation to restore her speech.	Tracheotomy, breathing difficulties, premature, windpipe, support, care, speech

	Prime Minister’s Social Mobility Crusade Duration: 03:02 Gordon Brown highlights new programmes to promote the health and development of children.	health, development, children, social mobility, wealth distribution, Sure Start, multi-disciplinary, policy

	Public to Check Child Protection Duration: 02:21 The recruitment of members of the public to sit on child protection boards in light of the Baby P case.	child protection, abuse, social workers, training

	School Safety 'Harming' Education Duration: 01:32 Does the safety-first culture in schools damage children's learning?	teaching, safety, health, poll

	School Says SATs are Unhelpful Duration: 01:31 A primary school has said that the focus on SATs for young children is detrimental to the wider curriculum.	Core curriculum, SATs, testing, assessment, hot-housing, education, schools

	Special Educational Needs Duration: 03:42 What's the best way to educate children with special needs?	Special educational needs, co-location, mainstream, discrete provision, education

	Tackling Extremism: Education Not Indoctrination Duration: 04:29 Do literal translations from the Qur'an promote extremism? What triggers radicalisation among the Muslim community?	Muslim, advisory group, education, extremism, radicalisation, community, Qur'an, moderate, fanatics

	Technology Key in Primary Review Duration: 02:00 A new curriculum for primary schools in England, which includes lessons in speaking in public and more use of computers, has been outlined.	Rose Report, jim rose, national curriculum, six areas of learning, education, early years foundation stage, SATs

	Teenage Pregnancies on the Rise Duration: 01:09 The number of teenage pregnancies in England and Wales has risen. Do teenage girls get pregnant because of low aspirations?	Teenager, pregnancy, aspirations, teenage mums

	Transition From Primary School to Secondary School (pt 1/2) Duration: 05:08 Twins Semra and Katriye are preparing to move on from primary school to secondary school.	transitions, friends, primary school, secondary school, education, sibling rivalry

	Transition from Primary School to Secondary School (pt 2/2) Duration: 04:55 How will twins Semra and Katriye adjust to life at their new secondary school?	safeguarding, behaviour, friendship, education, change, schooling

	Veil Mother's Rights Restricted Duration: 01:46 A Lancashire Muslim woman has claimed her right to participate in her son's education has been restricted because of her veil.	Education, Asian, religion, diversity, equality, values, CCTV, safety

	What Impact Does Growing in Care Have on Young People? David grew up in care. He now reviews the care system to try to make sense of his life.	care, borstal, fostering, group homes, emotional development

	Woodland Sanctuary Charity Opens Duration: 01:29 An overview of a Shropshire charity that aims to help young people who are out of education or with special needs.	Education, vocational qualifications, paganism, Wyldwoods, nature, reflection

	Young Muslims Duration: 07:56 A pioneering new scheme has been introduced to educate young Muslims in Leicester.	Muslim, Madrassa, education, extremism, citizenship, resources, Imam, Mosque

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