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Expansion of state-funded childcare settings is driving up rates of pay for nursery workers in the private, voluntary and independent sector, reports Mary Evans The average annual pay of childcare...
Bendy silicone splints can be used to correct the growth of babies' ears. Marcella McEvoy reports About five per cent of people in the UK have prominent or 'sticking out' ears. While they do not cause...
With regard to the news story about the clergyman who has called for a boycott of the NSPCC in Northern Ireland because it opposes the smacking of children (31 May), I think there is a very fine line...
Another group of four-year-olds recently left the nursery to begin school, leaving behind the caring, nurturing and safe environment many have spent practically their whole lives at. Nursery staff are...
* Provision to protect children in Northern Ireland from unsuitable people wanting to work as childcarers moved a step closer last week with the second reading in the Assembly of the Protection of...
Prospective nursery owners can find advice on the daunting process of buying and setting up a business with the launch of a new guide from Fife Childcare Partnership. A Guide to Developing Private...
Nurseries bring together people with varied skills, especially if they have had other careers. Karen Faux meets four staff who switched to childcare Richard Ashton Nursery assistant, Academy...
More than 100 voluntary sector organisations will receive a total of 46m in grants over two years as part of the Children, Young People and Families grants programme.
The experiences young children have with their carers can shape the development of their brains and influence the sort of people they become, says Maria Robinson.
There is no legal mechanism in place to check if people from overseas who come to England and Wales to work with children are suitable to do so or have a criminal record. This blind spot in the...