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Many families eligible for the new two-year-old funding will still struggle to afford their childcare bill, warns new research that finds a quarter of parents will save less than £100 a month.
Amid the controversy around proposals to periodically weigh school children, what can early years settings do to help tackle the child obesity crisis, asks Caroline Vollans
Mick Brooks, head teacher of Sherwood Junior School in Nottinghamshire, will succeed David Hart as the new general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers on 1 September. Mr Brooks won...
An ‘urgent’ new approach to children in social care is needed, after an independent review has found that the system is too focused on investigating families rather than providing them with support.
The Scottish Executive is considering ways of implementing Chancellor Gordon Brown's proposal in this year's Budget to extend the childcare tax credit element of Working Families Tax Credit to parents...
We have a long way to go in our thinking before true inclusion of the disabled can be achieved, writes <STRONG> Mary Dickins </STRONG>
Low-income families with children with special educational needs and disabilities can apply for emergency funding to help them buy equipment and resources to help them with home learning during the...
In part 2 of this series, Caroline Vollans discusses the aims of a trauma-informed approach and what it looks like in practice
Creativity and Critical Thinking is central to an effective early years curriculum and pedagogy, argue Professor Chris Pascal and Professor Tony Bertram