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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...
The rising pay levels all round seen in our annual survey reflect the growing professionalism of nannies and the eagerness of parents to recognise and reward it, says Asa Nilsdotter of Nannytax.
Every parent in Wales could be given access to advice and support under an action plan to be implemented by 2008. A consultation paper being launched by the Welsh Assembly next month outlines...
The National Autistic Society (NAS) has revealed plans to open a free school for children with autism in Berkshire and neighbouring counties in September.
Nurseries are being advised by local authorities to be ‘more creative’ to remain sustainable, with suggestions including taking in ironing and seeking donations.
Everything connects as one child works out his fascination with lines, observed by the <B>Pen Green Centre</B> team in dialogue with Chris Athey
Education and skills secretary Estelle Morris has announced a further expansion of the Sure Start programme for under-fours and their families in disadvantaged areas. The 177 new programmes will cost...
More than half of parents with an income below 30,000 can't afford to buy everything their children need for school, research by Save the Children and Family Action has found.
Childcare students will be able to cherry-pick units from different awarding bodies when the new Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) is fully implemented in 2008. The QCF replaces the existing...
<P>Parents are fighting the closure of three nurseries by a Yorkshire council that has pledged to open a further 15 childrens centres. </P>