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Congratulations to the nursery nurses of Hounslow, London, who have fought off the threat of cuts to their jobs in reception classes proposed by the council (see News, page 9). In the very short time...
One result of our society moving to a more service-based economy is that demand for childcare outside the traditional working day grows. A new report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has found that...
Children's organisations have welcomed the Scottish Parliament's passing of the first major revision in special educational needs legislation for 20 years. From 1 April 2004, the Education (Additional...
New planning regulations relaxing rules about converting commercial property took effect on 1 September 2020 in England, with huge implications for early years settings. David Palmer, director at...
Food tastes better when you cook and eat it outside. Mary Llewellin offers some useful tips
The sky's the limit for thinking and learning when you lead the children in exploring one of the most overlooked aspects of our environment, says Helen Shelbourne Adult-led activity
A project aimed at encouraging men in Scotland to pursue a career in childcare is celebrating success at the end of its first year. Men Can Care, based in Paisley, began recruiting in January. Since...
This week's columnist Robin Balbernie warns that we will lose health visitors at our peril So it is now official that the Government has been cutting back on the numbers of training places for health...
‘Poverty is so widespread among families it has become the norm’, according to health visitors who have seen an increase in the numbers affected in the last year, impacting children's health and...
Ahead of the Government’s spending review, it is spoilt for choice when it comes to research showing more must be spent – and where