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More than two million children from working families are in poverty, reveals a new report commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Parents are being urged to cut sugar out of children’s diets, following a major Government review.
Many lone parents are not ready to go back to work despite having increased access to wrap-around care through the ex- tended schools initiative, findings from a pilot study have shown. Local...
The Liberal Democrats are calling for daycare providers to open for longer hours, as increasingly atypical working patterns are making it difficult for parents to access their childcare entitlement.
By Tricia Pritchard, senior professional officer, Professional Association of Nursery Nurses A proliferation of TV programmes like 'Supernanny' are introducing us to 'children from hell' and their...
How can a nursery accommodate different beliefs and customs among its staff? Mary Evans looks at laws and practices.
Third Door provides a place for families to work, rest and play, with advantages for nursery children and staff, says Karen Faux.
Nurseries in Liverpool are alerting each other via e-mail to parents who leave, owing thousands of pounds in unpaid fees.
Managers in playwork can develop their workforce and fill the skills gaps with the help of a new guide. Karen Faux reports.
Co-op Childcare is offering free and subsidised childcare to parents who have been impacted by redundancy as a result of the pandemic.