Children, Young People, and Education Committee

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Sessions analysed189

Commitments469

Positions546

Recommendations540

Policy themes

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Meeting activity

13 sessions · 194 insights in the last 12 months

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07 Oct 2021School-based immunisation lagging behind primary careWelsh GovernmentConcern

“[Speaker: Eluned Morgan] Well, for example, with HPV, ages 12 to 13, the rate at the moment is around 60 per cent. So, we would like to see that being higher. [Speaker: Sian Gwenllian] Okay. Well, perhaps you could provide the committee with a note demonstrating the various kinds of vaccinations and what the data is on them so that we can get a general picture across the age ranges, if the information is available. [Speaker: Eluned Morgan] Okay. Well, generally speaking, what's provided within primary care seems to be holding up well, but things that happen in schools aren't where we'd like to see them. So, that's where our focus will be. But we do have to prioritise now, in terms of when we put these things in place.”

07 Oct 2021No standalone child health strategy plannedWelsh GovernmentPosition

07 Oct 2021CAMHS and Ty Llidiard under active pressure reviewWelsh GovernmentConcern

07 Oct 2021Child poverty and obesity framed as urgent cross-government issueWelsh GovernmentConcern

07 Oct 2021Children’s services face winter pressure and RSV early circulationWelsh GovernmentConcern

07 Oct 2021Whole-school approach must not weaken specialist careWelsh GovernmentConcern

07 Oct 2021Safeguarding referrals fell then reboundedWelsh GovernmentConcern

07 Oct 2021Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill touched Welsh youth justiceWelsh GovernmentLegislative

19 Mar 2026Children, Young People and Education: final committee meeting

2 pos

11 Mar 2026Estyn: literacy, maths and school improvement

1 commit1 pos7 concern7 rec

04 Mar 2026Children health, ALN and mental health scrutiny