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I have some suggestions for the childminder who wants to provide more varied outdoor play (Letters, 3 March). If there is a little money to spend, I would recommend a pop- up tunnel, a pop-up tent and...
Nurseries and children's centres will be encouraged to pledge to make their services more family-friendly as part of a new project by the Family and Parenting Institute, backed by the Department for...
The Nuffield Foundation is looking to fund a number of early years projects to address evidence gaps within childcare policy.
Aberdeenshire Council has taken its recruitment campaign overseas in a bid to address shortages in teaching staff.
A learning website designed to support early literacy and numeracy skills has beaten off competition from the BBC to win a prestigious competition for creativity and design. Storybook Web won the...
A new research project looking at the impact of lockdowns on children's language and socio-emotional development is being undertaken by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR).
Scientists and nutritional experts are calling on the Government to reintroduce wartime daily doses of fish oil to help improve children's concentration levels at school. The call comes after a survey...
Elizabeth Gardiner talks about the need for atypical hours childcare
The Nannytax Survey of UK Nanny wages 2000. Nannies' earnings are going up, while employers are asking for flexibility. Stephen Vahrman weighs the figures.
Using light and dark as a medium for discovery and learning is well established in settings. Nicole Weinstein suggests resources that will maximise opportunities to explore and investigate.