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When is a practitioner justified in restraining a child physically - or is it open to interpretation? Christine Betts looks at the law In January, Nursery World reported the story of a nursery owner...
The majority of Scotland's daycare settings are providing good opportunities for children to stay healthy and active, according to a review of inspection reports by the Care Commission.
Government encouragement of employer-subsidised childcare has been given a warm welcome in the sector, but does it go far enough? <B> Simon Vevers </B> reports
A wide range of charities have been instrumental in advancing the cause of children and the childcare sector over the decades Get knitting
Early Education has appointed Beatrice Merrick to replace outgoing chief executive Megan Pacey, who leaves in September.
A flurry of activity is underway as students prepare for their final setting visits, says Chichester University’s Nikki Fairchild in her penultimate diary
More than three-quarters of adults in Britain believe that young children need their mothers at home to look after them, according to new research.
By Ruth in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, who hopes to be a childminder soon Last July I applied to be a childminder. I sent the completed forms to Ofsted, together with details about my husband, as...
The increase to the national minimum wage could catch some nurseries out once all working time is included, says Jacqui Mann
The managing director of a leading nursery chain has warned that the private sector must be able to provide premium quality childcare to prevent the expanding public sector from affecting its intake...