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Quarter Of UK Children Aged 5-7 Have Smart Phone: Study - Vimarsana News

Quarter Of UK Children Aged 5-7 Have Smart Phone: Study

Around a quarter of British children aged between five and seven-years-old now have a smart phone, a study by the UK communications regulator said on Friday.

Source: ndtv.com
UK's naughtiest children's names announced - with teachers agreeing on top five - Vimarsana News

UK's naughtiest children's names announced - with teachers agreeing on top five

A new study has revealed the UK's naughtiest children's names - and it turns out that teachers and parents think some names can mean trouble.

UK Child Activity Workers To Be 'Legally Obliged' To Report Child Sexual Abuse - Vimarsana News

UK Child Activity Workers To Be 'Legally Obliged' To Report Child Sexual Abuse

UK's sex offense laws are going to be strengthened with stricter child sexual abuse law which makes it a punishable offence to hide any child sexual exploitation leading to prison term.

UK Takes the Lead in Tackling Cyberbullying As Online Safety Act Gets Royal Assent - Vimarsana News

UK Takes the Lead in Tackling Cyberbullying As Online Safety Act Gets Royal Assent

The Online Safety Act has become a law after years of campaigning to protect UK children and adults from cyberbullying and harassment including revenge porn and online trolls.

Ofsted Report: Most UK Children With Complex Needs Live Alone In Childcare Homes - Vimarsana News

Ofsted Report: Most UK Children With Complex Needs Live Alone In Childcare Homes

Local UK authorities are unable to place UK children with complex needs to children's homes due to the improper grouping of children which doesn't serve their needs, according to an Ofsted report.