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A specialist wildlife garden, a toy library with special needs equipment and play packs for childminders are among projects across Scotland to benefit from a share of more than 1m in grants from the...
Families on low-incomes in Wales are using funded childcare more than their better-off peers, research has found, but some have been landed with unexpected bills.
Drawing on interviews with working class mothers, this study examines the different ways in which parents cope with disadvantage and shows how their decisions and practices are grounded in a material...
The Early Learning Goals state that 'creativity is fundamental to successful learning', yet many early years settings offer surprisingly few opportunities for children to express themselves...
The Daycare Trust has published a guide to help parents get to grips with the new child tax credit, which could provide an extra Pounds 1,000 a year for families with a child aged under one. Families...
Day nurseries are losing thousands of pounds as a result of the Government's Working Families Tax Credit . A survey by the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) of its 1,000 members in England,...
Childcare practitioners are invited to give their views on the impact working in the early years has had on their stress levels and mental well-being.
Most councils in Scotland are not adhering to Government guidance on cross-boundary funding of free childcare places, leaving parents unable to take up their 600-hour entitlement.
The last remaining council-run nurseries in Bromley are under threat of closure, because the local authority says it can no longer afford to run them.
Scotland’s child poverty targets are ‘destined for failure’ unless single parents and carers receive better support to obtain good-quality jobs, charities warn.