Study reveals key to education success for looked-after children

David Berridge · Judy Sebba · Nikki Luke

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Child Welfare and Adoption Early Childhood Education and Development Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare

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Research into the factors that influence the school attainment of children in care has dispelled the myth that being in the care system leads automatically to poor education outcomes, with family experiences having a clear impact

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