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Official account for the independent Children's Commissioner for England @Rachel_deSouza.
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Today I launch my landmark dataset: The Childhood Lottery.📍
Children feel it's harder to grow up in some places than others. Now I've brought together the evidence showing what a child’s experience is like in every postcode.
Full report👉🏼 childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
I’ve launched my landmark dataset: The Childhood Lottery.
Huge thanks to my panel - Minister @Georgia_Gould; Prof Peter Fonagy; AC Laurence Taylor, Met; Tim Bowman, GMCA; Joanne McCartney, Dep Mayor London.
The stars were my Youth Ambassadors who expertly grilled the panel.
Here’s the link to the report and dataset.
👉🏼 childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
📍The launch event of my report 'The Childhood Lottery' begins shortly this afternoon, joined by my fantastic guest speakers.
Follow the event on our socials.
Haven't read the report or explored the interactive map? Find it here:
childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
Georgia Gould: The Child Lottery exposes how infrastructure around children and families has been cut back. Gov working to help young people thrive across the board. Young people tell me they want decisions taken closer to home by local leaders, so services respond to challenges.
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
As Education Secretary, I am fully focused on closing the gaps that appear, even in early childhood.
Reimagining childhood and rewiring the state so that outcomes for children drive what we do - that’s what this government is all about.
'Postcode lottery' driving children's inequality in England, commissioner warns bbc.in/4Bwx7ld
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
Ahead of The Childhood Lottery publication tomorrow, @Rachel_deSouza tells @ObserverUK why childhood must be a national priority and why devolution must deliver for children in every postcode.
Full story 👇
observer.co.uk/news/national…
The Observer issue no. 12,254: The childhood lottery
Where you grow up really matters. From unsafe streets to failing schools, a groundbreaking study exposes the vast inequalities of childhood in England, prompting the children’s commissioner to declare a ‘national emergency’, by Rachel Sylvester.
Plus:
Observer Sport: 60 years on, Rugby remembers Aberfan
Heist at the museum in Observers needed
New Review: The great attention crisis. Have our phones rewired our brains?
Is Dad ready for the end of the world? How millennial fathers became the new kings of prepping in Obs Magazine
Pick up a copy today, available nationwide. Subscribe to get a copy of The Observer delivered right to your door every week - link in bio.
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
A child’s postcode should never determine their life chances. 📍
Tomorrow I’ll publish by landmark report bringing together more than 160 measures to reveal how where children grow up shapes their lives, opportunities and access to support.
childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
Today I launch my landmark dataset: The Childhood Lottery.📍
Children feel it's harder to grow up in some places than others. Now I've brought together the evidence showing what a child’s experience is like in every postcode.
Full report👉🏼 childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
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Join me at the launch of my forthcoming report, The Childhood Lottery: The hardest places to grow up in England.
🗓️Mon 19 Oct,
⏲️3-4:30pm
📍One Great George St, London SW1P 3AA
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Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
Here’s my full report and data set on the Childhood lottery - 100 data points that show the hardest places to grow up aswell as the full area by area national picture for children 👇🏻
Today I launch my landmark dataset: The Childhood Lottery.📍
Children feel it's harder to grow up in some places than others. Now I've brought together the evidence showing what a child’s experience is like in every postcode.
Full report👉🏼 childrenscommissioner.gov.uk…
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
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'Postcode lottery' driving children's inequality in England, commissioner warns bbc.in/4Bwx7ld
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
'Postcode lottery' driving children's inequality in England, commissioner warns bbc.in/4Bwx7ld
Children's Commissioner for England retweeted
The Observer issue no. 12,254: The childhood lottery
Where you grow up really matters. From unsafe streets to failing schools, a groundbreaking study exposes the vast inequalities of childhood in England, prompting the children’s commissioner to declare a ‘national emergency’, by Rachel Sylvester.
Plus:
Observer Sport: 60 years on, Rugby remembers Aberfan
Heist at the museum in Observers needed
New Review: The great attention crisis. Have our phones rewired our brains?
Is Dad ready for the end of the world? How millennial fathers became the new kings of prepping in Obs Magazine
Pick up a copy today, available nationwide. Subscribe to get a copy of The Observer delivered right to your door every week - link in bio.





















