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More than half of unemployed parents would look for work in order to take advantage of the 30 free hours of childcare, according to Department for Education research.
What do policy makers mean when they talk about quality in the early years? Michael Pettavel examines the evidence
A report exploring the relationship between practitioners with Early Years Professional Status and qualified teachers is to be published next month following an event organised by two professional...
New research has found that while the majority of parents are in favour of men working in nurseries, most male students would not consider childcare as a career.
Parents' greatest concern is for their child's education, according to a survey released to mark Parents' Week on 22 to 28 October. The survey, 'Listening to Parents: their worries, their solutions',...
A flexible service across two sites is making a Manchester-based provider popular with parents, says Karen Faux.
All children from one to five years old could benefit from free hours of early education, in plans being considered by the Liberal Democrats.
New research has concluded that a particular parenting style creates the best prospects for future society. Karen Faux hears some of the reactions.
Parents in the most deprived parts of the country and on low incomes are much less likely to use or be aware of 30-hour childcare.
Beach parties, music days and craft sessions were held to celebrate last week's Parents' Week (21-27 October) amid revelations that Posh and Becks are out and parents are in as the role models for...