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Nursery staff have feared for their physical and mental health while working through successive lockdowns – many of them without access to full sick pay, a study led by the University of Leeds...
UK policymakers need to look not only at another country's parental allowance, but at the reasons why it matters, says Peter Moss We hear a lot today about early childhood services in Sweden. But...
New standards to improve the quality of care and support for people with autism have been outlined by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
Over a million children in the UK who live below the poverty line are not eligible for free school meals, new analysis from the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) has found.
More than 86 per cent of all three- and four-year-olds accessing the free entitlement are taking up the full 15-hour offer, according to the latest Government figures.
As families grapple with further financial straits, our annual nanny pay survey by Tracey Kneale of payroll service Nannytax reveals the value of taking a more flexible approach to working
Major expansion of the Flying Start scheme in Wales so far has taken place during the last 12 months, latest figures show.
By Graham Allen, Labour MP for Nottingham North. Making sure that children aged nought to two get the right start in life is the best sort of early intervention that we could make.
Ordinary early years practitioners and specialist researchers had a lot to learn from each other when they met, says Crispin Andrews.
New analysis highlights the increasing pressures on parents of under-fives over the last 20 years, and warns that financial pressures will be heightened by the cost of living crisis.