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Members of the Scottish Parliament voted last week to lend their support to the Executive's proposals to clarify the law on physical punishment of children. The Executive proposes to ban the use of...
Liquidation of a group of three nurseries has left staff and parents fighting for their money. The Croydon-based chain Children's Paradise, which catered for 111 children aged three months to five...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says that if more men worked in childcare, they'd be paid better than the women First the bad news: you're in the wrong job. The Women and Work Commission says...
More than half of parents with an income below 30,000 can't afford to buy everything their children need for school, research by Save the Children and Family Action has found.
Student parents demanding a review of the planned closure of a Glasgow college nursery held a mass rally on Monday to lobby the college graduation ceremony (9 November).
Given a real family, even institutionalised children can develop their potential, says Robin Balbernie.
The number of overweight young children is predicted to almost double within a decade – with associated disease set to cripple health services across Europe, researchers warn.
Out-of-school care provider Schoolfriend etc failed to apply for funding from three county councils, despite its claim that the closure of 150 clubs in November was due to a lack of local authority...
Campaigns to recruit more male childcare workers should focus on older men, not school-leavers, delegates at a conference organised by Men in Childcare were told last week. European experts met in...
The 155m Big Lottery Fund (BLF) for children's play in England should not be seen by local authorities 'as a replacement for existing funding', Adrian Voce from the Children's Play Council (CPC)...