Co-Space News

On 16th June 2020 Dave Speck wrote a piece about the Co-Space study in The Times Education Supplement (TES). He reported that “Loneliness, fear and loss of routine are reasons why primary pupils are finding the lockdown more difficult”.

On 16th June 2020 Sam Blitz wrote a piece about the Co-Space study in the Daily Mail. It reported that “Primary school children are displaying more signs of emotional and mental health problems during lockdown, a new study has revealed.”

Co-Space findings highlight that there is wide variation in how children and young people have been affected, with some finding life easier but others experiencing more difficulties.

ITV news piece on the Co-Spyce study which is investigating what parents can do to help support their pre-school children’s mental health.

In this article, Prof Tanya Byron answers questions from a parent who is trying to balance her job as a keyworker while caring for her children’s mental health. My husband

On 26th April, Prof Cathy Creswell shared the Co-SPACE study’s findings on parents’ struggle with work and taking care of their child. In this article, she shares with us some

Results from the first 1,500 parents taking part in the Co-SPACE study were quoted in this article. A University of Oxford study, Covid-19 Supporting Parents, Adolescents and Children in Epidemics, led

On 10th April 2020 Sally Weale (Education Correspondent) wrote a piece about the Co-Space study in The Guardian. She reported that this “University of Oxford study looking at mental health finds young people worry about food scarcity and family catching the disease”.

On 30th March 2020, we launched the Co-SPACE survey to track children and young people’s mental health throughout the COVID-19 crisis to identify what advice, support and help can actually