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Things start looking familiar when you scan nanny news from around the world. In Australia, a parliamentary inquiry into working families revealed a high number of parents who pay their nannies cash...
I am quite concerned about the part of the news story 'Childminders face standards change' (27 June) that concerns training days for the private nursery sector. It is ludicrous of Dr Tony Munton of...
Britain needs 'a cohesive strategy' to reach the UK's poorest and most vulnerable children, the charity Barnardo's said last week. At the start of its four-week 'Silver Spoons' advertisement campaign,...
Life as a student can be tough - and that is down to the financial pressures as much as any academic demands of studying.
Recent strategic reports on poverty and deprivation are leaving Peter Moss feeling that something is being overlooked. Here he explains why.
Five years after its pledge to end child poverty in the UK, the Government has been praised for 'demonstrable improvements' with a warning that more policy efforts and greater redistribution of wealth...
Name: Joseph Wright Position: Operations manager at Paint Pots Nurseries, Southampton
The Child Poverty Action Group has argued that there is no reason for the Government to widen the measure of child poverty.
Rachel Buckler, a trainer and consultant specialising in safeguarding, discusses the development of child-centred strategies for designated safeguarding leads in settings
‘The people that society wants for tomorrow are in Child at Street 11 today’ – Anne O’Connor went to meet them and learn about this Singapore centre’s ‘pedagogy of possibilities’