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Interview - Jodie Reed, director at Isos Partnership

Monday, February 1, 2021

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Jodie Reed leads Isos’s work on early years, childcare, early help and prevention, and is the co-author of Working for Babies: Lockdown lessons from local systems, which shines a light on society’s most vulnerable members during the spring 2020 lockdown. Ms Reed’s previous roles include the Early Intervention Foundation and the DfE.

Coronavirus: One in five early years workers 'want to leave the sector' - survey

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Monday, February 1, 2021

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The toll of Covid-induced stress has left one in five childcare workers at the point of resignation, a new survey by the Early Years Alliance has found.

Children’s mental health services need ‘rocket boost’ in funding

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Monday, February 1, 2021

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Children’s mental health services need a ‘rocket boost’ in funding if they are to support the one in six children in England who have a probable mental health condition – as well as those suffering the consequences of the pandemic, the Children’s Commissioner has warned.

Local government watchdog warns nurseries over top-up fees for 'free entitlement'

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Thursday, January 28, 2021

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A dad has won a landmark ruling over nursery top-up fees for funded places that could have wider implications for nurseries and local authorities across the country.

Early years expertise at your fingertips – find out what’s on at Nursery World Show Virtual

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Thursday, January 28, 2021

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Nursery World Show Virtual on 5-6 February is packed with CPD seminars and masterclasses, free-to-attend exhibitor-led sessions, roundtable discussions and a wide range of exhibitors – find out what’s on offer so you make the most of your virtual visit!

Thousands of early years staff unable to access key worker places at school for their own children

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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

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Despite being classed as key workers, thousands of early years workers are being prevented from going to work because their own children have been denied school places, according to new research.

Scotland: £1m outdoor clothing fund launched

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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

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A new £1m outdoor winter clothing fund has been launched by the Scottish Government to improve access to outdoor experiences in funded early learning and childcare (ELC) settings.

Coronavirus: Scottish government launches £1m fund for childminders

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Tuesday, January 26, 2021

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Childminders who have been financially impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic will benefit from a £1m fund, the Scottish Government has announced.

Exclusive: Some early years workers set to receive Covid-19 vaccine as a priority

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Tuesday, January 26, 2021

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Early years practitioners in Doncaster are ‘over the moon’ that they are receiving the Covid-19 vaccination in recognition of them being priority frontline workers.

Soaring interest from nursery buyers during lockdown, report finds

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Tuesday, January 26, 2021

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Prices have remained stable and there was increased competition for childcare businesses last year despite the financial shutdown, according to Christie and Co.

Strong support for age bands in guidance on EYFS - survey

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Monday, January 25, 2021

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The best way to represent children’s age and stage of development is continuing to be deliberated as work progresses on ‘Birth to Five Matters – Guidance by the sector, for the sector’.

Single mum wins landmark Universal Credit court case

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Monday, January 25, 2021

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A single mum has won a landmark court case against the Government to get her Universal Credit childcare costs paid for upfront.

Concern as reports of Covid in early years settings more than double in a week

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Monday, January 25, 2021

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Reported incidences of Covid-19 in early years settings have more than doubled in a week, according to the latest Ofsted numbers.

Teacher Covid-absences ‘significantly higher’ than pupils

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Monday, January 25, 2021

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Primary school teachers were six times more likely to be absent due to a positive Covid test in the autumn term than their pupils, according to new analysis from the Education Policy Institute (EPI).

Coronavirus: Survey reveals 'serious concerns' among early years workers about their safety

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Friday, January 22, 2021

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Early years workers are experiencing ‘high’ levels of cases of Covid-19, with around half of them worried about their safety working in nurseries, pre-schools and as childminders, according to new research.

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Interview - Jodie Reed, director at Isos Partnership

Coronavirus: One in five early years workers 'want to leave the sector' - survey

Children’s mental health services need ‘rocket boost’ in funding

Local government watchdog warns nurseries over top-up fees for 'free entitlement'

Early years expertise at your fingertips – find out what’s on at Nursery World Show Virtual

Thousands of early years staff unable to access key worker places at school for their own children

Scotland: £1m outdoor clothing fund launched

Coronavirus: Scottish government launches £1m fund for childminders

Exclusive: Some early years workers set to receive Covid-19 vaccine as a priority

Soaring interest from nursery buyers during lockdown, report finds

Strong support for age bands in guidance on EYFS - survey

Single mum wins landmark Universal Credit court case

Concern as reports of Covid in early years settings more than double in a week

Teacher Covid-absences ‘significantly higher’ than pupils

Coronavirus: Survey reveals 'serious concerns' among early years workers about their safety

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