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The Government’s pilot of offering a cash bonus to new-starters in early years shows how desperate it is in the absence of proper policy and ideas
Children at this social history museum took on key front-of-house and security roles during a takeover session. By Ellen Bissell, museum outreach officer, and Jo Graham
Sharing food with parents helps to forge strong partnerships, says Snapdragons' Mary Llewellin
As a childminder I had to smile at Marilyn Mills' comments about our earnings (Letters, 9 October). I wish I earned 18 an hour, and so do all the other childminders I have spoken to. Yes, we can have...
Ensuring children receive their daily quota of milk is not only beneficial for their health – but to many areas of learning and development. As one nursery explains, its daily deliveries from...
This month, Julie Mountain is focusing on STEM because quick science, technology, engineering and maths projects are great when the weather is so unpredictable
Developing toddlers’ balance and co-ordination is a priority at one setting in the US, writes Claire Martin
Does Ross Midgley really believe that the issue will go away by re-jigging schedules? He overlooks three very important issues. First, few daycare centres are attended by children for five full days.
Ann Arnold and her staff at the Queensway Chapel Pre-School in Melksham, Wiltshire, have been on a steep learning curve since April. They moved from running a long established pre-school to a new...
Childcare is now as important to the British economy as the transport system, the trade and industry secretary told delegates at the Daycare Trust annual conference in London last week. In a keynote...