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National Sure Start month has seen plenty to celebrate. However, the concerns of the early years sector have also been evident, with extended schools the top cause of worry. Last week's Nursery World...
Creative Education, which trades under the brand name Primary Steps, revealed last week that it had bought the Head Start Nursery Group in a deal worth more than 1.5m. Meanwhile, Nord Anglia, the UK...
Grandparents will receive greater support and legal rights under proposals set out in the Government's families and relationships green paper published today.
Services for children and adults who live in rural parts of England are sparse, inaccessible and of poor quality, according to the people who live there. Their comments are given in a report,...
Further to Unison's decision to ballot nursery nurses in Scotland on strike action (News, 22 January) and the letter by Lorraine Innes ('Scotland the brave', 15 January), I must say that I agree...
In our story 'Phonics debated by early educators' (News, 13 July 2006) we omitted to credit the Early Childhood Research Centre at Roehampton University as the conference organisers.
More than 40 per cent of health visitors are worried they ‘can’t do enough to safeguard babies and children’, according to new survey findings.
It is not often that this Government gives way to pressure when its proposals prove unpopular, but the early years and childcare sector has had more success than many in pushing for revisions. Most...
Early years organisations believe if the minimum wage was increased to £15 per hour, as per the TUC's call, it would be 'impossible' for childcare settings to remain open.
The Children's Workforce Development Council is inviting views from the childcare sector on its 2007/2008 business plan. The business plan makes a number of recommendations regarding key priorities...