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Sharing information back and forth between home and nursery is the key to keeping everyone involved, as Sue Learner finds.
Local authorities are focusing on existing provision as they start to carry out assessments of childcare as part of their new duties under the Childcare Act.<BR>
As many as 4.5 million more parents will have the right to request flexible working under new Government regulations.
The Government is failing to help poor children whose parents work, according to a new think-tank study.
In our September issue we have a special report on sustainability, an analysis of 25 years of childcare policy, a project to engage parents in the characteristics of effective learning, and a new...
Encouraging parents to visit their children at nursery, be it to breastfeed or just for a cuddle, can have benefits for all, says Annette Rawstrone.
Encouraged by Government, more employers want to help their staff with childcare, but what does this mean for providers? Simon Vevers investigates Childcare is increasingly becoming part of the...
<P> More than 1,500 complaints from parents about childcare provision have been logged by Ofsted's Early Years Directorate in its first four months of operation. </P>
Children often like to bring their own items into nursery, and how staff handle this is important, says Working Mum