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This week's columnist Pat Wills rediscovers the value of relaxation for both families and practitioners Springtime holidays enable opportunities for all sorts of reflection. Our children's centre...
A shortage of nutritional and dietary information for those working with one- to three-year-olds has been highlighted in a survey of healthcare and early years professionals. Research agency TNS...
* The Coram Family project Listening to Young Children has been contracted by the Government to provide a comprehensive training programme for those who train professionals working with children aged...
I agree very much with the findings of the Save the Children report, Britain's poorest children, on the impact that poverty has on children (News, 11 September). I grew up in a low-income family...
* The Big Lottery Fund - the joint operating name of the New Opportunities Fund and the National Charities Board - has also awarded 218,785 to the National Childbirth Trust, in collaboration with...
A course on obesity enabled Kim Powell to deliver her own training courses on healthy eating
Families who are under stress and receiving support from social services find access to childcare particularly helpful, according to a study published by the Scottish Executive last week. Growing...
Early years practitioners have found some barriers to updating their skills, but the pace of change now makes it a priority. Karen Faux finds out what they can do Continuing Professional Development...
Refugee support groups are losing out on funding during the coronavirus pandemic, at a time when vulnerable families are particularly hard hit.
Apprentices are cheap to employ, often enthusiastic and can be trained to fit an organisation's needs, but there are risks involved too. So are they really a good investment?