11 March 2015
Well-rounded children set for happiest futures
10 March 2015
Children with well-developed social and emotional skills have a better chance of being happy and healthy adults than those who are just bright, a new study reveals today.
5 March 2015
Schools and libraries seize on findings of ‘reading for pleasure’ study
4 March 2015
Longitudinal evidence features prominently in Education Select Committee’s investigation into summer-born children
23 February 2015
Playing sports in childhood can make adults more active
10 February 2015
Living on the coast can have health benefits, says study
5 February 2015
Childhood adversity affects physical health in later life, study finds
21 January 2015
Women much more likely than men to say ‘I’m a believer’, study finds
2 January 2015
Former director of the Millennium Cohort Study receives New Year honour
22 December 2014
Internships and other jobs help – what are they worth in the long term?
19 December 2014
Encouraging young researchers
2 December 2014
Institute of Education merges with UCL
28 November 2014
21st century childhoods may be very different but they still seem largely enjoyable
Poverty has touched the lives of more than half of the UK’s millennium generation
Inequalities in cognitive development persist for the millennium generation
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