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Statutory foundations

Why the statute matters in the room, not just on paper

Children Act 1989: the sections you live by

Children Act 2004: cooperation and the Children's Commissioner

Private fostering, reasonable punishment and statutory roles

Checkpoint: legal framework

A deep dive into the two Acts that structure children's social work practice — the exact duties, thresholds and statutory roles behind everyday decisions, explained in plain English.

The Children Act 1989 and the Children Act 2004 sit behind almost every decision a children and families social worker makes. This module unpacks the specific sections practitioners rely on daily, in plain English, so you can explain your reasoning with confidence in an interview or a conference room.

Module 8- The Legal Framework in Depth: Children Acts 1989 & 2004

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