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Many genetic disorders affect boys more than girls, for a characteristic reason, as doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital explain in our A-Z series on child health What is an X-linked condition?
* As the childminding network co-ordinator, Micky Waters is at the heart of the process of integrating children's and families' services at the St Albans children's centre in Hertfordshire. Under an...
Early years settings and schools have closed today and are only open for the families of key workers and vulnerable children.
Inviting in families to see what they can do with new technology boosts learning at home, says Irene Drummond of Chatham Place Nursery School, Liverpool
York College has been fined £175,000 and ordered to pay court costs of £45,000 for health and safety breaches in relation to the death of Lydia Bishop.
The number of employed lone mothers with children aged under three has soared since the introduction of the Working Families Tax Credit in May 2000, according to a report out this week. The proportion...
Controversy over the use of plug socket covers in early years settings has arisen again following a Department of Health safety alert.
By Ian Maxwell, deputy director of One Parent Families Scotland Scottish education minister Cathy Jamieson recently urged men to opt for childcare careers in a keynote speech to the 'When Men Become...
What in the world is OMEP? Wendy Scott introduces a global early years organisation Nearly 60 years ago Lady Allen of Hurtwood, with colleagues from Sweden, France, Denmark and Norway, conceived the...