Children and families will suffer if summer childcare providers are not supported and guided competently by the Government, says Richard Bernstein, director of XUK Camps
Early years workers can now find guidance on how to include children affected by HIV and AIDs. Sue Sillitoe reports There are just over 1,000 HIV-positive children under the age of 19 in the UK. The...
Early years settings are being urged to get behind a new Government campaign to increase the number of children vaccinated against MMR as new figures show there has been a ‘significant’ drop in...
Lower income families in London could receive up to 1,500 in additional support towards childcare costs under proposals announced last week by Mayor Ken Livingstone and children's minister Margaret...
Minister for children and families Robert Goodwill has insisted most nurseries are able to make the 30 hours offer work and parents are happy to pay for extras.
Urgent additional funding is needed if childcare providers are to meet the demands of families during the coronavirus crisis, the Local Government Association said today (28 May).
The poorest third of families will see almost no direct benefit from the extended early years entitlement, according to new analysis.
In the final part of this series, Mary Dickins explores the evidence showing how poverty affects well-being