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As nurseries and schools deal with possible coronavirus outbreaks and the worry of future lockdowns, research reveals that 95 per cent of early years practitioners and teachers want there to be better...
Nursery managers are now gaining a picture of what true integrated working looks like. Karen Faux sees what it will mean in practice.
A new programme to develop and showcase good practice in children's centres has been launched by the children's services think-tank Capacity in collaboration with back-to-work programme Take Three...
More than 60 per cent of parents using daycare provision think childcare workers are poorly paid, according to a survey commissioned by the Daycare Trust and Unison. The research, published at the...
Parents in Wigan have been encouraged to get a job or take on more work because of the 30 hours, finds Charlotte Goddard
The high cost of childcare is stopping a quarter of parents on low incomes from working, the charity Save the Children claims.
Starting hours for Primary 1 pupils in Glasgow could be changed by the city council at the request of working parents. Following consultation in 1997, it was agreed that the new intake of four- and...
More than half of all parents using childcare would like to see men working in their child's nursery, a new survey suggests.
Nurseries, playgroups and primary schools with healthy eating policies were singled out for praise by a panel of parents last week. The Parents' Jury was set up earlier this year by the independent...