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By Professor Tina Bruce, visiting professor at the University of North London Major differences are still apparent in the approaches to education and care in England and in Scotland, as various recent...
Sudden infant deaths in England and Wales have fallen by almost a quarter, according to the latest round of figures released by the Office of National Statistics. Health Statistics Quarterly revealed...
* REC has elected Elizabeth Elder as chair of its childcare division. She takes over from Peter Cullimore. Mrs Elder, senior director of the Childcare Solutions nanny agency for the past 20 years,...
New research by the Scottish Executive recommends minimum requirements for play areas and open space for all new housing, retail, industrial and leisure developments. The recommendation for a housing...
(Photograph) - Brian Hunter of Solihull, and Anthony Hyatt and Errol McGlashan from south London, met best-selling author Ken Follett (third from left) at the Theatre Museum in Covent Garden, London,...
Plans for opening a creche at the House of Commons have been put on hold.
Amid the decline of Children's Centres and the emergence from lockdown, will the incoming ‘family hubs’ meet early years needs?
It's important that parents do not put pressure on their children to start reading before they are ready, says Penny Tassoni, and taking a relaxed approach will reap far more benefits
As the big nursery groups continue to expand, there could be a danger that some areas of the country will see provision shrink
I have been reading books to children for the past 20 years, in which countless animals talk, Father Christmas flies across the sky with reindeer and numerous other impossibilities occur. As these...