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Pennie Akehurst, a former council head of early years and childcare, finds the common reasons why settings fall down on teaching and learning
What does the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on Covid-19 and ‘business interruption’ insurance mean? Stephanie Marshall, a solicitor at law firm Fieldfisher explains the implications for nurseries
A consultation on changes to the free entitlement has been launched by the Government, in advance of increasing the number of two-year-olds who will be eligible for 15 hours of early education from...
Ability to communicate and use language is recognised as the foundation for children's development across other learning areas. By Nancy Stewart
Want to begin a childminding career? Elyssa Campbell-Barr explains what is required Childminding is a flexible, rewarding and challenging career, and around 300,000 under-eights in England and Wales...
Draft guidance has been put out for consultation with childcarers, schools, health services and other professionals on how to spot and protect children from modern day slavery.
Annette Rawstrone speaks to early years leaders and practitioners about coping with the risks of caring for other critical workers' children in the coronavirus pandemic
Have you been wanting to get out and stretch your legs in the countryside but thought it would be too difficult with children in tow? A series of walkers' guides has been designed with children in...
There is a wealth of information available on the internet, in paper format and from national organisations that can help practitioners in their research. Below are just some of the good starting...
Just when you think that your nanny job is running smoothly, and you are pleased because your charge's mother really trusts you to care for her child and to provide a stimulating programme of...