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A new survey reveals that one in five parents did not do any research when deciding where to send their child to nursery.
Cases of type 1 diabetes in children under five are set to double by 2020 across Europe if current trends continue, according to research published in The Lancet.
Three-quarters of nurseries are facing a hike of between 5- to- 12 per cent to their staffing costs due to the rise in wages and pensions from 1 April.
Gillian McAteer, director of employment law at Citation, considers the impact of changes to the right to request flexible working on nurseries.
Qualification Open University Specialist Teacher Assistant Certificate course is a distance learning undergraduate level 1 course worth 60 credit points, aimed at teaching assistants working in...
Most parents say they feel bad and apologetic after hitting their children, a MORI survey for the NSPCC has found. Almost four in five (79 per cent) of parents who physically punish their children...
Fewer than half of parents with a Tax-Free Childcare account are using it, reveal new Government statistics.
A college nursery is leading the way for family learning with its own initiatives for reading and sharing activities. Ruth Thomson reports.
Food allergies such as dairy or egg present a challenge for nurseries, but by working with parents practitioners can ensure children's nutritional needs are well met, says Annette Rawstrone.
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