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A new report from Frontier Economics and Coram Family and Childcare finds that councils are worried about the supply of school-age childcare, including breakfast and after-school clubs.
'We also see the harmonising tendency in the politics of envy: English teachers want the Scottish 35-hour week, English students want tuition fees abolished. With these demands pressing on the...
Sue Roberts from Edge Hill explains how one student worked towards meeting Standard 35: Influence and shape the policies and practices of the setting and share in collective responsibility for their...
What difference can collaborative working make in the early years? Carla Solvason reports from a project to create clusters of schools to share expertise
This week's columnist Alan Bentley reflects on how nurseries can bring integrity to their food provision for children While I am usually quite wary about bandwagons, I must applaud the stance taken by...
Busy Bees Nursery at Milton Keynes Hospital has been inspired by Wimbledon to hold its own tennis coaching session.
'Make it a fiver, Gordon!' is the name of a campaign launched last week by the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG), calling on the Chancellor to increase the child tax credit by 5 a week for low-income...
Vocational training is a significant pathway into the sector for many students. Fallon West, who has been completing a Level 3 apprenticeship at Spring RAF Benson nursery run by Action for Children,...
Singer Zayn Malik has written to the prime minister calling for free school meals for all children in families on Universal credit, ahead of next week’s budget.