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Ways that extended schools can cater for disabled children and young people will be the focus of a pilot project soon to consult with local authorities. The Extending Inclusion project, launched by...
The cost to the term-time workforce of being female-dominated is revealed in a new report from the public services union Unison. According to the report, Taking the lid off term-time working in...
Talking about death with young children is necessary when there has been a bereavement. Anne O’Connor explains the best ways to tackle this difficult subject
Organisations representing the early years sector and school staff across the UK have called for the Government to tighten up its system of checks on all people working or applying to work with...
Foundation degrees in early years lay the perfect groundwork for people who need to work while studying, says Catherine Gaunt Aconsortium of four colleges in Hertfordshire is leading the way in...
People who work with children are prone to various forms of stress, but they can learn to avoid it or turn it to positive effects, says Andrea Clifford-Poston No-one is immune from stress and maybe...
An advocacy service which will be available to all private and voluntary sector providers to help them work within their childcare partnerships is to be set up by the Scottish Independent Nurseries...
I too watched the 'Nurseries Undercover' programme with dismay. I was horrified that people who choose to work with children could treat them in such a contemptuous way. I trained in childcare for two...
Observing early years practice in different countries reveals a need for common understandings, says Claire Cameron The Thomas Coram Research Unit at the Institute of Education, University of London,...
(Photograph) - Falling off a skateboard and breaking her leg was the route to business success for nanny Carly Painter of Bournemouth. The accident last year left her unable to keep working as a...