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Nurseries and pre-schools have spoken to Nursery World about the challenges of opening to more children in September, whether taking on new families or children who are returning for the first time...
Imaginative stories with important underlying themes for young children are reviewed by Alison Boyle. Beegu
Annette Rawstrone speaks to early years leaders and practitioners about coping with the risks of caring for other critical workers' children in the coronavirus pandemic
Children's play provision is among the victims of the new Government's axe, along with literacy initiatives and childcare subsidies for parents training to go back to work.
Play and the characteristics of effective learning (CoEL) have been included in the first draft of ‘Birth to 5 Matters – Guidance by the sector, for the sector’ which is published today.
Children from poor families with out-of-work parents are less likely than children who are better off to attend an early years setting or use the free entitlement to childcare for three- and...
Nine in ten maintained nursery schools are not confident that they will be able to stay open based on current funding levels, according to a survey.
An extra 140m for early years provision has been promised in the Welsh Assembly Government's three-year draft budget, with 67m for early education and the remainder for improving children's health...
Out-of-school clubs are often left with the crumbs from the funder's table.
The NSPCC has been promised 30m in grants over four years by the Government, to help the charity strengthen its Childline service and other helplines.