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'I've done it,' says Melissa Blewitt, who qualified from University College, Chichester as an Advanced Early Years Specialist last month. Qualifying was the good news. The bad news is she can't find a...
Jasmine has continued to increase in speed as she walks around the furniture, neatly side- stepping and managing to keep her balance as she stumbles over her toys. At times she is seen standing very...
The Department of Healthhas launched the next step to its Choosing Health white paper, published in 2004. Health Challenge England sets out what the Government has been doing to tackle public health...
Some food for thought in your professional career A good start in life: understanding your child's brain and behaviour from birth to age 6
Children who attend state schools will be educated about sex and drugs from the age of five, the Government said last week.
As a day nursery proprietor I read with interest the recent announcement by Baroness Ashton of nine more Early Excellence Centres in England (News, 24 January). This commendable programme seeks to...
In response to Gillian Dickson's letter (13 September) asking who remembers their nursery teacher - I certainly do! I am now 35 years young and started playgroup, as it was then, when I was three. It...
A thousand health visitors in the most deprived parts of England will be given specialist training to help close the language gap between disadvantaged children and their peers.
Paediatricians yesterday told the Government to withdraw the Health and Social Care Bill as it carries a risk to children and young people.
Adoptive families will be offered online counselling and couples therapy in an £8m scheme from the Government to support them during the coronavirus pandemic.