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At some point most practitioners will find themselves in the position of having to manage a child who is exhibiting challenging behaviour.
Employers will welcome experienced childcarers who brush up their knowledge after time away from work, as Karen Faux hears.
Surrogacy families: parental functioning, parent-child relationships and psychological development at age two Second phase of a longitudinal study of families created through surrogacy. Around the...
Low-income families living in rural areas are missing out on key services such as childcare, healthcare and job opportunities, a study has found.
When CACHE Alumni launched in late 2017, the online service aimed to provide early years practitioners with a place to come together online. Seven years later, it now boasts 25,000 members, says its...
Education and Childcare Minister Elizabeth Truss answers Nursery World readers' questions about More Great Childcare and More Affordable Childcare
Karen Hart looks at the early years training and qualifications landscape, from the review of Level 3s and roll-out of T-Levels to the changing attitudes to apprenticeships
A new programme to develop and showcase good practice in children's centres has been launched by the children's services think-tank Capacity in collaboration with back-to-work programme Take Three...
The National Association for Special Educational Needs has called for better training for classroom support staff. Judith Napier reports
Increasing the ‘free’ childcare offer does not address the need for family support that was previously met by the decimated Sure Start programme