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What's on the early years agenda for the Government's second term? Mary Evans rounds up the plans and the policies
Freshen up for spring and treat your body to a little extra from the Body Shop. This month Professional Nanny has ten vouchers worth 10 each at the Body Shop to give away free to our readers. This...
This summer, pre-school children are invited to the Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre in Taunton, Somerset, to join Mr and Mrs Sommerflugel and meet their menagerie of animals, in a show combining fantasy,...
Is Britain's move towards more integrated services missing something? <B>Peter Moss, Pat Petrie</B> and<B> Bronwen Cohen</B> look at other possible ways to go
Small businesses in the UK with an annual turnover up to 25m are eligible for the Enterprise Finance Guarantee scheme, which was recently extended to 2011. Ian Murchie, relationship director in the...
Letting children vote on matters such as resources gives them a sense of ownership, among other benefits. By Amy Jackson
The early years sector has raised alarm over apparent further Government confusion on the 30 hours policy.
The free entitlement for three- and four-year-olds with working parents will increase to 30 hours in 2017,but a trial is taking place next year. Charlotte Goddard meets some of those taking part
The vast majority of 30 hours childcare places are being provided by the PVI sector, DfE figures show.
When it comes to vulnerable children, how should settings approach areas such as assessment and planning and performance management, asks Pennie Akehurst