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Talks are continuing between Buckinghamshire County Council and the South Bucks Nursery Forum, whose members have threatened to stop offering funded nursery education places, saying the grant does not...
Can you really spot tomorrow's offenders today - in the nursery? Jennie Lindon takes a hard look at Government policy direction The new youth Green Paper on the future development of youth services...
An independent selection of new products and resources Why restrict group outings to the summer term when there is plenty to see all year round? English Heritage is offering free school visits to over...
* Morgan Jamieson has been appointed the first national clinical lead for children and young people's health in Scotland. Mr Jamieson, a paediatric cardiac surgeon, will begin the part-time role on 4...
(Photograph) - Children took over London's Trafalgar Square last month when it was turned into a giant playground to celebrate Playday (4 August), organised by the Children's Play Council and The...
Summer's here, and newly-qualified nannies are looking for their first jobs. If you're heading for the bright lights of the big city, you'll be interested to hear what it was like for other nannies...
Children's minister Beverley Hughes has revealed that the Childcare Approval Scheme (CAS) helpline has handled more than 12,000 inquiries since the service opened on 4 January. The CAS has approved...
Findings in Ofsted's report on the transition period after its takeover of responsibility for regulating childcare are outlined by Her Majesty's Chief Inspector, David Bell The Office for Standards in...
* www.royal.gov.uk outlines celebrations in the UK in the June long weekend (1-4 June) and over the summer months and celebrations around the world. Also included are details of the accession and...
(Photograph) - Culture minister Frank McAveety opened Scotland's first International Film Festival for Children and Young People, held in Dundee and Stirling from 4 to 19 September. Under-fives...