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There's no doubt that research that proves the success and effectiveness of a project, service or initiative in hard cash terms is more likely to change minds and policy than evidence that proves...
I read with interest two news stories on the same page of the 4 September edition of Nursery World. In the first story, 'Benefits costed in daycare for all', Rosemary Murphy, chief executive of the...
Oral care is key from the outset, says Dr Sandra White, Public Health England director of dental public health
(Photograph) - Children from Woodlands Day Nursery in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, had a quacking good time during their sponsored half-mile Toddle Waddle in aid of the Meningitis Trust. More than 20...
Nick Woodall of the Centre for Separated Families explains how proposed legislation could transform the way society views lone parenting, placing a new emphasis on shared parenting after divorce or...
The Government is breaching its human rights duty to ensure adequate food for families, a new report warns.
A 15-month-old baby in Oxfordshire was sent a polling card for the General Election, reported the BBC.
In a new series of columns penned by senior health visitors, Rachel Costis, operational manager for public health nursing at Swindon Borough Council, sets out key safeguarding lessons from two recent...
A bit of responsibility can teach children about health, say Alison Tonkin, Cath Alderson and Gill Roberts.
Figures published today show that more than 1m children were out of school last week for Covid reasons.