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The Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland has pledged that the country's Executive will protect children's rights, meet their needs and include their voices. Last month Mark Durkan met in Belfast...
In her letter ('Why re-qualify?', 12 February), Angela Beecham stated that anyone who qualified as a childcare professional before the introduction of the Children Act 1989 must re-qualify. This is...
Early years settings are busy fundraising for Red Nose Day on 4 March with the help of kits sent to nurseries across Britain to help them organise fundraising events. They feature the faces of the...
Six nurseries - five of them in rural areas - are among a further 166 beacon schools in England to be created by the Government in its drive to raise education standards. In the latest batch to be...
(Photograph) - Children and staff at Skelmersdale College welcomed Chris Cheetham, Lancashire county council's cabinet member for social services, when he officially opened the town's first...
Bronchiolitis, a respiratory illness that primarily affects babies and children, is the subject of a new fact sheet produced by the medical charity Action Research. Bronchiolitis is the most common...
Users of playgroups and other forms of voluntary childcare provision across the UK are urged to nominate their setting for the Queen's Golden Jubilee Award 2004, which recognises and rewards...
People needing childcare in rural areas experience problems with provision and accessibility, says a report commissioned by the Scottish Executive on services in rural areas, published last week. The...
The quality of work-based learning is to be tackled by lifelong learning and higher education minister Margaret Hodge following a critical report from the Learning and Skills Development Agency. The...