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Important additions to "A Guide to Child Performance Licensing" have been included in version 2, available to download now. New updated / revised information includes:  Clarification on chaperone discretion Use of Body of Persons and how to issu...

Work is well under way on our new NNCEE website. All useful documents and guidance will be available for download.  Launch date is at our AGM in October 2020. 

Here is some guidance put together for employers who are employing young people aged 13-16 years (inclusive) during the Coronavirus pandemic. The NNCEE recommends employers should undertake the following good practice: Write to parents to reassure t...

We are working closely with the Department for Education (DfE) and Public Health England (PHE) to offer some guidance and support around Children in Entertainment and Employment. The NNCEE feel it is vital that we ensure government advice around soci...

Protecting children’s rights in the workplace Ahead of Child Employment Awareness Month next month, Local Authority members of the NNCEE are reminding businesses that employ children aged between 13 and 16 years old that they need permits to comply w...

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Babyfaced sex offender, 23, who pretended to be a policeman to get the phone numbers of stars in the hit play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child is jailed http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3915928/Man-pretended-policeman-numbers-West-End-stars....

The National Network for Children in Employment & Entertainment's Annual General Meeting took place on the 6th October 2016 at The Abbey Theatre Nuneaton. Information on speakers and so forth will be placed on the site in due course. In the meantim...

I am delighted to be able to tell you that Ian Hart, our former Chair and now Legislation Liaison Officer for the NNCEE, has received an OBE from Her Majesty in this year's New Year's Honours List in recognition for his services to children in employ...

The range of opportunities and activities open to children has expanded significantly since the legislation dealing with children’s participation in public performances was introduced in the 1960s.