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In the final part of her series, Charlotte Goddard asks how settings should approach local authorities for vital data
One benefit of coronavirus is that mixed-age groups have become a practical reality in some settings. By Annette Rawstrone
Providers are having to manipulate claims for the funded hours because local authorities’ systems won’t allow for the 30- or 15-hour entitlements to be taken as stretched offers.
How can early years settings attract the youngest talent pool out there? Charlotte Goddard finds out
The freedom to explore certain types of movement is vital for both physical and mental development.Carol Archer and Professor Iram Siraj explain.
A husband and wife team are providing affordable, community-centred childcare in an area where few private operators have dared to venture. Judith Barrett reports A commitment for the long term - ...
Regular in-house training ensures high quality care and helps to recruit and motivate staff, explains Karen Faux When Manor Tree Group set up a simulated room for three-to-five year-olds it became a...
Disruptive behaviour and boredom have been banished from a school's lunchtime through an innovative initiative redeploying support staff. <B> Dr Alan Marr </B> investigates
Scotland is introducing a single qualifications and careers framework for staff, but is it too much too soon? Simon Vevers investigates The Scottish Executive courted controversy a few months ago when...
The gap between supply and demand is widening and smaller nurseries are feeling the strain. Simon Vevers looks at the figures On the face of it, the latest annual report from Laing and Buisson...