When a child turns two, parents are asked to complete a short questionnaire called the Ages and Stages Questionnaire, or ASQ-3. It asks about things the child can do – like whether they can kick a ball, follow simple instructions, or play alongside other…
Over 8,400 young people surveyed show concern for environment alongside clear optimism for change Research finds schools are key to supporting climate-positive action among adolescents Young people are calling on government and large corporations to act urgently…
A Bradford doctor has been selected for a prestigious national leadership programme. The renowned ‘Academy of Medical Sciences’ Future Leaders in Innovation, Enterprise and Research’ (FLIER) programme develops trailblazers and managers capable of working…
A new Born in Bradford study has lifted the lid on teen eating habits. The study surveyed over 13,000 young people aged 12-15 to paint a wider picture of teenage nutrition. Breakfast: a growing gap between girls and boys. Eating breakfast regularly is linked to…
