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Data systems commonly pose big problems for providers, local authorities and health trusts alike. In the third part of our series on information sharing, Hannah Crown looks at computer-related...
To do the best for the children in our care, it is crucial to develop strong partnerships with their parents or carers.
'Inclusion is a process of identifying, understanding and breaking down barriers to participation and belonging.' - Early Childhood Forum (2003)
Inter-agency working in Scotland was the agenda for a two-day conference, 'Joining up children's services', held last wek in Aberdeen and organised by Children in Scotland. An integrated electronic...
Messy is fine - to a point, says WorkingMum. But it would help if parents were told the purpose of it all.
Use our directory to help you access the many short courses and workshops designed to keep early years professionals up to the minute with good practice across all aspects of provision from management...
Finding the best ways to connect with families is vital for early years providers, and our Nursery World North seminar will give you plenty of ideas.
Children with disruptive behaviour problems and their parents can benefit from peer-led parenting classes, claims a new study.
Parents will be able to make online checks on the background of any prospective nanny under new legislation to vet all those working with children. Under measures set out in the Safeguarding...
Parents of children with special educational needs can find information about the support available to them in a new booklet produced by a national independent voluntary organisation. The Advisory...