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A teddy bear and a kangaroo trade places in an exciting new exchange scheme, writes Jenny Benjamin Saffy the teddy bear has been in Tasmania for several weeks now. Her hosts are the children and staff...
In the first of an occasional series on customer care, Maureen Smith asks what it means and gives advice on how to start providing it What are the most popular early years settings with the longest...
The UK Supreme Court is to rule on whether unmarried, cohabiting parents with children should be granted access to bereavement benefits.
Labour will draw on best practice in Scandinavia as part of a major review of childcare policy to develop a plan to support sustainable provision.
Increased Government support for the expansion of childcare programmes must be matched by action to boost pay levels of staff in the sector, a senior union official warned last week as thousands of...
Children are being steered towards pleasing teachers over developing a genuine love of learning under proposed reforms to the Early Learning Goals, early years experts said yesterday.
The current grade of 'satisfactory' for early years settings will stay for the moment, Ofsted has confirmed, following feedback from nurseries and childminders.
Levels of severe obesity in children aged 10 to 11 years have reached the highest point since records began.
Campaigners fighting to register and regulate the nanny sector have expressed ‘further frustration’ at the Government’s latest response to their concerns that parents will be driven to use unregulated...
What are the most popular early years settings with the longest waiting lists? Usually, those who compete not only on costs and quality of childcare provision but also on customer service. Good...