Protecting children's future
Welcome to Fix Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act. We are dedicated to campaigning against the harms within the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, advocating for policies that genuinely support and protect our children. Join us in shaping a better future for every child.
Our mission
The Fix Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act campaign is driven by a profound commitment to safeguard the interests and development of children across the UK. We actively challenge the harmful aspects of current legislation, proposing amendments and alternatives that prioritise child welfare, mental health, and educational environments.
Our journey
Building on the efforts of the former stopcws bill website, we continue to be the leading voice for children's wellbeing in education. Our journey has been one of tireless advocacy, community mobilisation, and informed debate, striving for a legislative framework that genuinely nurtures every child's potential. We invite you to join our ongoing efforts.
Understanding the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act
Key areas of concern
Educational standards
We believe that educational standards must be rigorously maintained without compromising student wellbeing. Our campaign addresses concerns about accountability measures and their potential impact on teaching quality and student stress levels.
Mental health support
The act's provisions for mental health support are a critical focus. We advocate for comprehensive, accessible, and well-funded mental health services within schools, ensuring no child is left behind.
Safeguarding policies
Robust safeguarding policies are paramount. We scrutinise the bill's clauses to ensure they offer maximum protection against harm, abuse, and neglect, and provide clear reporting mechanisms.
Teacher workload and retention
The wellbeing of teachers directly impacts students. We campaign for policies that support teacher wellbeing, reduce excessive workload, and promote retention to ensure high-quality education for all.
Parental engagement
Parental involvement is crucial for a child's success. We highlight areas where the bill could better facilitate and encourage productive partnerships between schools and families.
Curriculum development
We examine the act's influence on curriculum development, advocating for a broad and balanced curriculum that supports holistic child development, including arts, sports, and life skills.
Inclusivity and special educational needs
Ensuring the act serves all children, including those with special educational needs and disabilities, is central to our campaign. We advocate for inclusive practices and adequate resources.
Funding and resources
Adequate funding is essential for effective implementation. We analyse the bill's financial implications and campaign for sufficient resources to support its aims and address potential shortfalls.
Our proposals
Amendments for enhanced wellbeing
We propose specific amendments to the bill that would embed wellbeing principles more deeply into educational policy, moving beyond token gestures to systemic change.
Framework for consistent support
Our campaign champions a national framework that ensures consistent, high-quality support for children's wellbeing and mental health across all schools in the UK.
Community-led initiatives
We advocate for policies that empower local communities and schools to develop tailored initiatives, recognising that local contexts often require bespoke solutions for children's wellbeing.
Regular review mechanisms
To ensure the act remains fit for purpose, we push for the inclusion of regular, independent review mechanisms, allowing for adaptability and improvement based on real-world impact.
Further details
Legal analysis of the bill
Explore our detailed legal analysis of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act. Understand the implications of each clause and the areas where we believe urgent reform is needed.
Impact reports and research
Access our comprehensive impact reports and research findings that highlight the real-world consequences of the bill's current form on children, families, and educational institutions.
Making a difference together
Your support is vital in ensuring the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act truly serves its purpose. Learn how you can contribute to our campaign, stay informed, and help us advocate for every child's right to a safe and nurturing educational experience.
"The Fix Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act campaign has been instrumental in bringing vital issues to light. Their dedication to children's rights is truly inspiring."
Sarah Jenkins, Educator
"I am so grateful for the work this campaign is doing. They provide clear, actionable information and a platform for parents to voice their concerns effectively."
David Chen, Parent Advocate
"Their research and policy recommendations are thoroughly robust. It's a critical voice in ensuring legislation genuinely serves the best interests of young people."
Dr. Anya Sharma, Child Psychologist
Contact us
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City of London, United Kingdom
Operating hours
Monday - Friday
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