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Nurseries which exclusively serve deprived areas may be less effective in breaking a cycle of underachievement than settings where there are children from varied backgrounds, according to a...
The moniker that a chain adopts should be memorable and tell parents instantly what kind of care it offers, says Katy Morton.
Paul Howard-Jones, Professor of Neuroscience and regular contributor to Channel Four’s 'Secret Life of Four Year Olds', is among the impressive line-up of experts at the Nursery World Show 2019.
By Kate Green, chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group It's not often that politicians from across the political divide agree, so at the Child Poverty Action Group we were delighted when a...
Did you publish Maggie Dyer's letter (15 March) just to provoke a response? Snide asides relating to the Government's policy allowing registered childminders to smack children and smoke in their...
Praise is generally considered to be a positive thing, but it can actually have a negative effect on how a child perceives their ability to achieve. Caroline Vollans explains.
2019 brought a significant number of changes from an employment law perspective. Our resident employment lawyer Caroline Robins, Eversheds principal associate, rounds them up
The speech and language charity I CAN is changing its name to reach more of the almost one in five children in the UK who have challenges with talking and understanding words.
The review of the Early Years Foundation Stage is welcomed by the early years sector - and by Julian Grenier, who sees it as only the beginning of a new dialogue.
Despite its many plus points, it is time to update Development Matters, explains Dr Julian Grenier, who is leading the work to revise it