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Early years workers who belong to Unison Scotland are set to receive a 4 per cent pay rise from April 2003, in the final instalment of a four-year-pay deal with local authorities. This means that...
What's the state of nannying in 2003? Nanny agencies across the country will be contacted at the end of this month by the payroll service Nannytax to provide the inside information that makes up the...
Ofsted could help boost gender equality by rating settings on how they engage with fathers, campaigners claim.
The early years practice of Reggio Emilia continues to grow in influence, as you can learn in our seminar at the 2018 show in Liverpool.
The number of children in Scotland prescribed the controversial drug Ritalin has increased tenfold over the past eight years, prompting an inquiry into the care and treatment provided for Scottish...
Childcare professionals and settings are taking part first-hand in a county-wide campaign to recruit more men. Karen Faux reports.
Meg Barclay, educational consultant and early years reviewer for the School Library Association, reviews books that support children to cope with change in various forms, and learn about the...
All people wanting to work with children or vulnerable adults should be registered with a central body to show that they are suitable to work with children, Sir Michael Bichard recommended last week....
The early years skills gap has increased by over 2 per cent in the last five years, putting ‘immense pressure' on setting managers’ workloads and stress levels’, according to new research.
There are some new faces in our Top 25 table of nursery groups this year, and in our extensive directory too. Catherine Gaunt analyses the latest moves in both size and quality of the chains.