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Families still face many hurdles to accessing universal, high-quality childcare, despite progress by policymakers. Sharon Charity of Daycare Trust looks at what the Government could be doing to clear...
The apprentice levy can now support early years leaders with an enriched Level 5 and Level 7 programmes in Leadership. Gareth Alcott, director of strategic partnerships at the National College of...
Early Education has asked us to point out that its new publication, More than Computers: Information and communication technology in the early years, costs 5 plus 50p p&p, not 3 as stated in News on 5...
Parents rely heavily on informal childcare, with two-thirds saying that their children's grandparents have been the main providers, a survey conducted for the Scottish Executive has found.
Why did a news story about toilet training lead to a deluge of anger and emotion from both practitioners and parents?
An innovative children's centre-based project which aims to help unemployed or low-paid parents back into education has won a prestigious learning award. The Wishes project, designed by Capacity, a...
Little Manor Day Nursery, which operates two settings in Lancashire, organised a careers week. Parents, who work as doctors, nurses and property developers, came in to talk to the children about their...
Up to 2,000 childcare practitioners are set to benefit from the second phase of the Government’s Early Years Professional Development programme (PDP) to boost children's early language and numeracy...
Schools and nurseries again have the opportunity to apply for the Arts Council's benchmark award for arts provision and creativity in education.
Only 57 per cent of Scotland's workforce take up flexitime where it is offered and no more than 36 per cent take advantage of any other family-friendly policy, including reduced hours, voluntary...