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From employing more men to challenging stereotypes, Gabriella Jozwiak looks at gender issues facing the sector
In an austerity landscape, extensive free training is being replaced by more innovative councils with everything from partially subsidised to full profit-making models. Annette Rawstrone reports
When it comes to the question of whether we can afford to invest in early childhood health and wellbeing, surely we should be asking whether we can afford not to? In the light of the latest children’s...
In a new series on the workforce strategy, Charlotte Goddard looks at plans to revise entry level early years qualifications
Sure Start services in deprived areas are struggling to engage with fathers, teenage parents and white British families, according to a small-scale study by Ofsted.
Happitots, Scotland's second largest nursery chain, has set up a training arm to extend its business and provide in-house training for its staff. The Happitots Training Company trains nursery nurses...
Kidsunlimited has embraced the idea of opening nurseries on new housing developments. The company has signed up to run a 120-place nursery on developer Taylor Woodrow's Macintosh Village, outside...
Childminder Elaine Griffiths of Carmarthen in Wales has just started taking unit 3 of the Diploma in Home-based Childcare. 'I did the Introduction to Childminding Practice before I registered as a...
There is little evidence that one-off 200 grants for disadvantaged families to encourage them to use children's centres will promote social mobility, new research suggests.
While the temperatures hit the 90s this summer my colleagues and I were busy anticipating Christmas, complete with turkey dinners, decorations, Santa and carols playing merrily in the background - ...