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There are lessons to learn from this abuse case, but will the cuts restrict using them?
Approaches to Communication Through Music. by Margaret Corke. (David Fulton, 15, tel 020 7405 5606) Reviewed by Julie Vaggers, head teacher, Rowland Hill Centre for Childhood in Tottenham, London
Early years minister Catherine Ashton last week acknowledged that the Government needs to deal with the problem of turnover of staff in the childcare sector - but made no mention of the thorny issue...
The 6,000 visitors to this year's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition found there was plenty to see, do, hear and buy, says Nicole Curnow Queues stretched along the outside of the G-Mex Centre...
The fate of up to 1,000 funded places for three- and four-year-olds remains uncertain after pre-schools in Buckinghamshire said they still do not know if they will be able to charge for extra services...
The Under 12s Exhibition features lively, informative and relevant seminars for workers in all sectors of childcare and education. Lindy Sharpe talks to four of them. Olwyn Gunn
A new campaign launched by the Child Poverty Action Group is calling on the Government to ensure that the benefits debate focuses on the needs of ordinary families.
Low-income families are struggling to meet the cost of raising a child, faced with the freeze to tax credits and the benefits cap.
Educational therapist Andrea Clifford Poston answers your queries about child behaviour Q At a recent 'welcome afternoon' for pupils about to start at our primary school, I was concerned about a...
I was very interested to read the comments made by Elizabeth Elder of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation in the news story 'Agencies "fail to vet nannies"' (15 January). It is obviously...