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Home is where the heart is, but holidays can be just as cosy. You could help the children in your care win their family a week's holiday in a National Trust Holiday Cottage by drawing or painting a...
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...
The founder of Kids Company Camila Batmanghelidjh has launched a campaign and petition to support the setting up of an independent taskforce of experts to redesign social care and mental health...
I would like to thank all of the staff at Sir James Knotts Nursery School, Tyne and Wear. My daughter, Jude, is Type 1 diabetic, which means she needs insulin injections and her blood sugar levels...
In a series written by senior health visitors, Yvonne Douglas at Highlands Health Visiting Team in Enfield, London talks about the often-overlooked problem of pigeon toes (‘intoeing’), how to spot it...
Ofsted's decision to publish inspection reports for childminders on the internet, but not to reveal their full addresses, seems to strike a good balance in terms of making information available...
In a swift turnaround, Ofsted has withdrawn its document requiring early years providers to report 'significant events and changes to health’ in employees and volunteers, less than 24 hours after...
(Photograph) - A budding Gordon Brown gives the thumbs up to the Government's media campaign to highlight the new Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit. The national TV campaign began in September...
Enter our competition for the chance to win one of five sets of the Wayland Books' series 'All By Myself', which feature four board books about getting dressed, eating independently, tidying and bath...
What resources are available to support staff’s mental, physical and financial wellbeing, asks Charlotte Goddard