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The Welsh government has launched anti-racist professional training for the childcare, playwork and early years sector.
A major report, 'Parents' Demand for Childcare in Scotland', was published by the Scottish Executive as Nursery World went to press. The report, produced by the National Centre for Social Research,...
Teachers and parents have backed proposals to change the current three-term school year into to a six-term year, with a longer autumn break and a fixed spring holiday, a Local Government Association...
Proposals to make the free entitlement more flexible for parents were revealed this week.
Under the Universal Credit, lone parent families will gain nothing from working more hours and in some cases could be worse off after having to pay for additional childcare and seeing their benefits...
The extent to which children's centres are changing in the face of local authority cuts and Coalition Government policy is highlighted in the latest report from the Evaluation of Children's Centres in...
Nearly one in five parents has taken sick leave to care for their child because of a lack of available holiday childcare.
More children's centres are working with childminders, but often in superficial relationships that give childminders no real say in the organisation, according to a survey.
Sure Start local programmes have had more impact on parents than children, the latest findings from the national evaluation of Sure Start show.
An educational psychologist in London tells Gabriella Jozwiak about her day-to-day role and the unique challenges and satisfaction it brings