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The latest childcare gap to be identified is among parents working unsocial hours - but they have to know that care is available before they will seek it. <B> Simon Vevers </B> investigates
Stick to some simple tactics to deal with children's emotional and behavioural difficulties, says <B>Collette Drifte</B> in the fourth part of our series on inclusion
Early years settngs are invited to enter a prize draw to win a free tub of Pampers Kandoo, the first flushable toilet wipe for children aged three to seven, along with an activity wallchart. To enter,...
High-quality childcare is definitely something to celebrate, and our annual competition, organised with the Daycare Trust for National Childcare Week, does just that. This year, we're running a...
A scheme which provides unemployed parents in parts of Wales with childcare support to take up training and employment is being extended to the rest of the country.
Rising rents and the soaring cost of gas and electricity bills have been blamed for the rise in nursery fees over the past year, as a Daycare Trust survey reveals that the cost of a nursery place for...
Also, the Early Childhood Forum defines inclusion as a process of identifying, understanding and breaking down barriers to participation and belonging, not learning as stated in the story 'Minority...
How a network in a deprived area of London is helping to raise standards. By Dr Julian Grenier
As society changes, nursery managers can adapt their provision to appeal to the families they serve, says Donna Sheldon Change is a process that childcare providers must anticipate and embrace if they...
A nursery that specialises in communication is showing the way to developing good practice that responds to each child's needs, writes Annette Rawstrone Children, whatever their ability, thrive on...