Our Family Friendly Report Card awards the nation school-style grades on areas family policy.
The first annual edition was released July 13, 2010 at a Westminster conference featuring Children's Minister Sarah Teather.
View Report Card pdf
Here you can view the UK's family friendly grade for 2010:
The UK's overall family friendly score for 2010: C minus
Speaking at the launch of the Report Card, Dr Katherine Rake, Chief Executive of FPI, said: "The previous Labour administration got many things right on family policy. Sure Start, for example, has been a great leap forward for British children. But Labour failed to fully prioritise families in the way they deserve.
"Our new Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to make Britain a truly family friendly country. This is a laudable ambition. As the Report Card shows, there is a considerable distance to go before this can be achieved.
"But the new government has a special opportunity to 'family-proof' its new policies, creating conditions that really help families thrive.
"The Family and Parenting Institute will continue to award this country with a family friendly grade every summer in exam season. I am hopeful that we will see improvement made. But for now, the judgement for the 2009-2010 year is 'must try harder' for the UK on family policy."
