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Early years workers are helping to improve race relations in the troubled Sighthill area of Glasgow. A six-week-long summer school for 200 of the area's five-to 12-year-olds, held at St Stephen's...
Aleading early years education consultant has called for local authority nurseries to try to engage in the new Care Commission inspection process. Drew McCanney told last week's Early Years and...
Small nanny agencies across Scotland are being forced out of the market because of the 'high fees and added bureaucracy' associated with the Care Commission's registration process. Since 1 April 2003...
Young people from more Eastern European countries are to be allowed to work in the UKas au pairs - but what about the children they will be caring for? Simon Vevers reports Prime minister Tony Blair...
Right priorities I don't disagree at all with Helen Marshall's conclusion that pre-school child development is a mixture of learning and play (Letters, 28 November). But recently my son's nursery...
The Labour Government has been criticised for failing in all its years in office to take steps to close a loophole to protect children from paedophiles and other unsuitable childcarers. The criticism...
The group 38 Degrees is urging people to write to their MP to support an amendment to the Academies Bill to ensure that schools seeking academy status will have to consult the local community.
As the children at Farley Nursery School in Sparsholt had been learning about the people who help them, they were lucky to have a visit from the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service this month.
Children at Happy Days Nursery in West Bromwich have been attending regular meet-ups with a local group of elderly people who attend a tea dance at the local community centre.
Despite the many progresses made in the past century, the early years and the people it serves are facing multiple crises that require action, says Professor Dame Cathy Nutbrown