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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...
Unison will lobby the Houses of Parliament today (5 June) in support of a pay claim for teaching assistants across England and Wales. The union, which is calling for teaching assistants to be...
Nurseries that offer more flexible childcare options are winning the loyalty of parents and staying ahead of the competition, says Judith Barratt. On page 13 we examine how to boost occupancy Too few...
The results of the first joint care and education inspections of early years settings in Scotland have just been published following a pilot programme carried out in November and December 2002. The...
The number of registered nursery teachers in Scottish pre-school education centres has fallen by 5 per cent over the past year, according to Scottish Executive figures. The Pre-School and Childcare...
Day nurseries in England can no longer employ any staff whose backgrounds have not been fully checked, unless there is an 'emergency' at the setting.
School curriculum guidance is urging schools to use the flexibility within the curriculum to ensure pupils are being taught what is relevant to them. Issuing the 5-14 Curriculum Guidelines last week,...
Education secretary Charles Clarke is to open the Pre-school Learning Alliance's annual conference at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster on 5 June. Its theme, 'Changing lives,...
Unions representing thousands of education support staff lobbied the Houses of Parliament last week to demand an end to term-time-only contracts. The GMB, T&G and Unison want staff to be employed on...
The Children's Fund budget is to be spared the 20m cuts that charities in England feared would close local programmes for vulnerable children, the Government has confirmed.