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EYP Sarah Fillingham describes how her determination to give renewed impetus to a local network is gaining fruition
Half of the £8.6bn children’s services budget in England is currently being spent on just 73,000 children, meaning millions go without support, the Children’s Commissioner has warned.
The children’s minister has sought to reassure MPs that the Department for Education is looking into the costs of the 30-hour offer, while denying nursery closures are 'widespread'.
Dr Perkins, senior lecturer in childhood and family studies at the University of Wolverhampton, has conducted new research with the London Early Years Foundation on children’s attitudes to gender...
What do good observations consist of? Hannah Crown speaks to Outstanding-rated Apple Tree Private Day Nursery in Rochdale to find out
The first global atlas on childhood obesity predicts that close to a quarter of all children and young people in this country will be obese in 11 years' time.
According to new research on education spending, high levels of inflation, a rising minimum wage and new taxes, will mean the 17p uplift in early years funding will ‘almost certainly’ not be enough to...
Katy Morton spoke to Maria Culley and Allie Bell about their ‘Road to Nanny Regulation’ campaign, which advocates for the safety, wellbeing and development of children across the UK.
There are many ways to think about time, says Alison Clark in this edited extract of her book Slow Knowledge and the Unhurried Child
Gabriella Jozwiak talks to Rachel Mavers about her varied and vital role looking after mothers and babies and supervising other midwives.