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Nurseries will continue to be exempt from business rates, but there was no new funding earmarked for the early years or schools in the Chancellor’s budget.
Day nursery providers and children's centres in England can get free business advice from the National Day Nurseries Association, following the NDNA's securing of a contract with the Sure Start Unit....
Day nurseries in Scotland will be exempt from paying business rates, in reforms to the country’s business rates system.
Nursery World's facebook page was inundated with comments last week, as childcare providers debated the issue of increased financial pressure on parents' incomes, versus raising fees to cope with the...
Many childcare providers participating in the twos programme will require some level of business support to organise their provision for new families. Karen Faux considers what help is out there.
Perhaps the hardest part of establishing a new nursery is coming up with a distinctive name, says Derek Hayes.
The Westminster Children's Society, which has 19 social enterprise nurseries across London, is relaunching itself on Monday (14 September) under a new name.
The Department for Education has no plans to remove the word ‘free’ when describing and advertising the funded entitlements, the children and families minister David Johnston told delegates at Nursery...
Ofsted is being urged to temporarily suspend routine early years inspections in light of the ongoing coronavirus spread.
Many settings have entered into a partnership agreement to deliver the 15 hours flexible free entitlement.