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The two-child benefits cap has put families in financial hardship, reduced their opportunities to learn and impacted their mental health, finds research.
The Alliance for Inclusive Education (ALLFIE) is lobbying schools minister Lord Nash to change the wording of the Special Educational Needs (SEN) reforms in the children and families bill.
Early years experts have hit out at a report by the Teaching Schools Council (TSC) which calls for the Government to carry out a review of the Reception year.
Low-income families across the UK are having to turn down work or consider leaving their jobs because they cannot afford childcare.
Introducing young children to nutritious food and social meals can have life-long health benefits. Lena Engel puts choice back on the menu Food plays a crucial role in our lives, enabling us to refuel...
The idea of providing free part-time nursery places for all three-year-olds sounds good, but is it working out in practice? Mary Evans looks at the realities
By Mary Dickins, early years consultant (All Together Training and Consultancy).
* Value the physical care routines; personal and affectionate care is central to children's sense of security. * Take your time in care and other activities with children. Babies and toddlers who are...
Children’s charities have raised concerns over the impact the Chancellor's announcement to freeze working age benefits will have on millions of families.
Families in the London borough of Walthamstow can come to the new Sybourn Children's Centre for daycare and for storytelling and music sessions, a toy library, specialist speech and language therapy,...