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A growing number of settings up and down the country are closing or expect to close due to financial difficulties exacerbated by the introduction of the 30 hours.
The first national birth cohort study of babies in 20 years will launch next week, which will follow more than 8,000 children in their early years.
In the wake of Labour's plans for a graduate-led early years workforce, Professor Sally Pearse makes the case for graduate leadership as a route to high-quality provision for all children
In part 2 of our series, we look at how settings in Scotland are coping with the country’s funded offer. By Leah Jones
I want to thank Annette Dawson for voicing her opinion of Peter Moss's suggestion that childminders 'are nearly all lower-educated women'. I was dismayed and outraged by his statement. What exactly is...
Imprisoning women who are pregnant or have young children should be 'a last resort', England's Children's Commissioner said last week.
May I congratulate Caroline D'Arcy on achieving her NVQ qualification after a lot of hard work (Letters, 20 September).
Involvement in the wider community comes naturally to nursery businesses, says Mary Evans Within the highly competitive childcare sector, employers need to build and maintain strong relationships with...
* The children's day nursery market had a good year in 2002, according to the surveyors, valuers and estate agents Christie and Co. In its report for 2002 the firm said the level of consolidation...
Education minister Lord Nash is to table an amendment to the Children and Families Bill, which will require all schools by law to support children with diabetes, asthma and epilepsy.