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Some nurseries are becoming even more inclusive by hiring staff with disabilities. <B> Catherine Gaunt </B> hears how to do it
Fewer than half of children are meeting the Chief Medical Officers’ guidelines of taking part in an average of 60 minutes or more of sport and physical activity a day.
Like everything else, children's sense of humour develops in stages. Penny Tassoni looks at what tickles them Most people would claim to have a sense of humour. Indeed, it is such a valued commodity...
The details of recent equality legislation are wide-ranging, and early years settings need to make sure they comply with the Act. Jane Lane and Brenda Parkes provide a guide.
A new report calls for a different approach to tackling in-work poverty as the number of families living below the breadline continues to rise.
Deaf children face isolation and loneliness as more than half of British adults do not feel confident talking to them, according to new figures.
Recruitment is more than ensuring someone has been checked on the Criminal Records Bureau or, as of July 2010, the Independent Safeguarding Authority register.
More than two million children from working families are in poverty, reveals a new report commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
A parent-blogger is using the popular Elf on the Shelf Christmas tradition to raise awareness of autism over the festive season.
Everything you need to know about the group of health conditions known as sickle cell disease. By Meredith Jones Russell