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Think-tank Civitas has called for the Government to scrap the vetting and barring scheme, which was halted in June so that a review could be carried out (News, 15 June).
The national campaign to improve children's literacy skills starts at home, with the parents. Karen Faux looks at what's being done in different communities to reach out to families.
A council meeting to discuss plans to restructure children's centres in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham descended into confusion last week, as councillors appeared to back down on planned...
Name: Chris Gregory Position: International Play Association correspondent and play development officer at charity The Children's Centre in the Isle of Man
12 July. 'Angelina Ballerina - The Ballerina Rag Doll'. (ITV 1, 3.35 to 3.50pm) In this story about the ballet-dancing mouse and her friends, Angelina decides to give away some of her old toys.
The Government's flagship 3bn Sure Start programme has had 'little impact' on children and families in Britain's most deprived areas, according to early findings from an independent study.
Some nurseries have been left without their free milk entitlement after a leading supplier stopped milk deliveries, because health chiefs allegedly found apparent discrepancies in its claims.
Pearson Education recently extended its KnowledgeBox, the electronic teaching and learning resource for primary schools, with the launch of KnowledgeBox Refresh. This includes Topical Curriculum...
Children learning English need lots of time to assimilate the language before they speak it A child learns a second language in much the same way that they learned their first language. Practitioners...
Less than 2 per cent of nurseries say the Government funding they receive to provide universal childcare for three-and four-year-olds covers their delivery costs, according to a survey by the National...