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* Safeguarding and promoting the well-being of children, families and communities, edited by Jane Scott and Harriet Ward, is the first in a new series on child welfare outcomes published by JKP. It...
The story of how two women managed to set up a much-needed nursery in a deprived area of London in the 1970s, and campaigned to keep it going. By Caroline Vollans
In this new four-part series on what the new Children and Social Work Act means for the early years sector, we look at changes to the local safeguarding procedures. By Ann Marie Christian
Children from deprived backgrounds are less likely than others to use out-of-school clubs, according to new research by the DCSF.
The number of families with children living in bed and breakfast accommodation in England fell in the fourth quarter of 2002, new Government figures show. The total households in such accommodation at...
Extreme weather conditions, like the snow falls earlier this month, can introduce children to other climates, writes Sue Sheppy The recent freezing weather provides a good opportunity to explore with...
These people have one thing in common - they set up a nursery and saw it grow into a large chain. By Dominique Hammond Nursery care is big business these days and it is continuing to grow at a...
An evaluation of the Government’s flagship social policy suggests benefits have been of little significance
In our news story 'Scrapping of tax credits proposed' (24 April), we quoted directly from the Policy Exchange report a phrase including 'parents who prefer informal care (grandparents, childminders)'.
Emeritus Professor Peter Moss, Thomas Coram Research Unit, UCL, spoke last week at an event to mark 25 years since the launch of Early Studies Degrees. Here is his speech in full