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An estimated 350,000 more children were pulled into poverty last year, largely because the Government cut the £20 universal credit uplift half-way through the year, reveals new analysis of official...
Changes in the way that the National Health Service's childcare strategy is funded could threaten what has so far been a roaring success story. <B>Simon Vevers</B> investigates
We need sustained and radical action, including in early years settings and schools, to tackle the child obesity problem
Blackpool Council has appointed head teacher and Nursery World columnist Pat Wills as the town's first parenting co-ordinator. She takes up the post on 4 June after 36 years in teaching - the last...
By Eva Lloyd, chief executive of the National Early Years Network Looking back on the Millennium year we can see that more early years policy developments were introduced than in the previous 20 years...
East London is about to see the birth of a new childcare college that has set itself the task of regenerating the area.
David Bell's appointment as the new head of Ofsted was confirmed last week following a meeting by the Privy Council. Last month, education secretary Estelle Morris said she was recommending his...
The UK private nursery sector is now worth a staggering 2bn, an increase of 72 per cent since 2000. But the 2004 Market Assessment report by market analysts Key Note has warned that the falling birth...
Nurseries are invited to raise funds for sick children in the Action Medical Research 'Bring Your Bear event from 25-29 June. Children can bring their toys to nursery and enjoy a teddy bears' picnic...
Nursery nurses in Devon are stepping up their campaign against changes to their pay and conditions, which will see their pay slashed by 30 per cent from 1 September.